Dementia in Later Years an Independent Risk Factor for DeathHaving dementia in later life more than doubles the risk of death, and this risk is independent of known midlife sociodemographic and cardiovascular risk factors, according to a new prospective histor
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Dementia, Prognosis, and the Needs of Patients and CaregiversAlzheimer disease and other types of dementia are common in older patients, especially those older than 85 years of age (1). While several studies suggest that life expectancy is shortened in patients
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Survival after initial diagnosis of Alzheimer diseaseBackground: Alzheimer disease is an increasingly common con-
dition in older people. Knowledge of life expectancy after the
diagnosis of Alzheimer disease and of associations of patient
characteris
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