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1 in 6 elderly in Japan estimated to have dementia in 2060 | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

1 in 6 elderly in Japan estimated to have dementia in 2060 | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
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One in Eight Elderly Japanese Affected by Dementia

One in Eight Elderly Japanese Affected by Dementia
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Toshiharu ninomiyaMinistry of healthA ministrySchool of kyushu universityNews on japanFukuoka prefectureIshikawa prefectureGraduate schoolKyushu university

What is behind the unexpected decline in dementia?

Emerging research is challenging a widely held belief that new cases of the condition will rise exponentially as people live longer. Stuart Lambie remembers.

South africaUnited kingdomUnited statesKarolinska institutetSusan mitchellHarvard hofmanAlbert hofmanCarol brayneStuart lambieToshiharu ninomiyaChengxuan qiuJonathan schottEric brunnerFrancine grodsteinAlzheimer research united kingdomDementia research centre

Dementia is declining in Europe and North America: what is behind the decrease?

Emerging research is challenging a widely held belief that new cases of the condition will rise exponentially as people live longer.

United kingdomSouth africaUnited statesFrancine grodsteinEddie jimSusan mitchellHarvard hofmanEric brunnerJonathan schottToshiharu ninomiyaCarol brayneChengxuan qiuKarolinska instituteRush alzheimer disease centreDementia research centreAlzheimer research united kingdom

Loneliness, brain shrinkage, and memory decline: What you need to know

Loneliness, the feeling of being socially isolated, has been linked to changes in our brains, according to a recent research study. As people experience more social isolation, their memory tends to decline over time, and this link appears to be a one-way street – loneliness affecting memory, rather than the other way around.

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