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Why Dementia Rates Among Older Americans Have Fallen
Some good news: A recent study suggests that between 2000 and 2012, dementia rates for older Americans fell by 24 percent. We discuss why, and ongoing efforts to address what remains a daunting public health crisis.
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Some good news: A recent study suggests that between 2000 and 2012, dementia rates for older Americans fell by 24 percent. We discuss why, and ongoing efforts to address what remains a daunting public health crisis.
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