A new analysis based on two long-term aging studies—one of Roman Catholic nuns, the other of Japanese American men—provides what may be the most compelling evidence yet that dementia commonly results from a blend of brain ailments, rather than from a single condition. This is often the case even when an Alzheimer’s diagnosis has been given, say the researchers.
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