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People who live in regional or remote areas may be at lower risk of developing Alzheimer\u27s disease, according to our recent research. Using data from more 260,000 adults in New South Wales who were aged 45 and over, we found those living in regional or remote areas of the state had a 6% to 19% lower risk of being diagnosed with Alzheimer\u27s disease over 11 years, compared with their city counterparts
most common types of dementia were Alzheimer’s dementia (44%) and mixed dementia diagnoses enous Can...
Little research has been done on the most appropriate living and care environment for those living w...
Population ageing is an increasingly global phenomenon. One of its correlates is an increase in the ...
Cross-sectional studies of Alzheimer\u27s disease tend to report higher risk in \u27rural\u27 areas....
Introduction: Rural-dwelling adults are particularly vulnerable to cognitive problems given known hi...
Background: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a type of Dementia and a neurodegenerative disease that is c...
It is essential to determine the key health risk factors among populations to specifically plan futu...
Research on Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has recently begun to expand in the scope of variables consider...
This study describes the changes in prevalence odds ratios (PORs) for Alzheimer disease (AD) in the ...
The Alzheimer\u27s Association International Conference held its sixth Satellite Symposium in Sydney...
West Virginia already has a large elderly population, and it is expected to increase along with the ...
Recent research in the Kimberley region suggests that the prevalence rates of dementia among remote ...
Article abstract—Objective: To determine overall and age-specific incidence rates of AD in a rural, ...
Rural areas tend to be inhabited by more older people and thus have a higher prevalence of dementia....
Rural areas tend to be inhabited by more older people and thus have a higher prevalence of dementia....
most common types of dementia were Alzheimer’s dementia (44%) and mixed dementia diagnoses enous Can...
Little research has been done on the most appropriate living and care environment for those living w...
Population ageing is an increasingly global phenomenon. One of its correlates is an increase in the ...
Cross-sectional studies of Alzheimer\u27s disease tend to report higher risk in \u27rural\u27 areas....
Introduction: Rural-dwelling adults are particularly vulnerable to cognitive problems given known hi...
Background: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a type of Dementia and a neurodegenerative disease that is c...
It is essential to determine the key health risk factors among populations to specifically plan futu...
Research on Alzheimer’s disease (AD) has recently begun to expand in the scope of variables consider...
This study describes the changes in prevalence odds ratios (PORs) for Alzheimer disease (AD) in the ...
The Alzheimer\u27s Association International Conference held its sixth Satellite Symposium in Sydney...
West Virginia already has a large elderly population, and it is expected to increase along with the ...
Recent research in the Kimberley region suggests that the prevalence rates of dementia among remote ...
Article abstract—Objective: To determine overall and age-specific incidence rates of AD in a rural, ...
Rural areas tend to be inhabited by more older people and thus have a higher prevalence of dementia....
Rural areas tend to be inhabited by more older people and thus have a higher prevalence of dementia....
most common types of dementia were Alzheimer’s dementia (44%) and mixed dementia diagnoses enous Can...
Little research has been done on the most appropriate living and care environment for those living w...
Population ageing is an increasingly global phenomenon. One of its correlates is an increase in the ...
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