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😶🌫️ The risk of developing dementia at any given age has dropped sharply
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😶🌫️ The risk of developing dementia at any given age has dropped sharply
The share of older people with dementia at any given age has fallen by two-thirds over 40 years.An 85-year-old in 2024 has one-third the risk of having dementia compared to an 85-year-old in 1984.A new analysis suggests dementia cases will increase by 25 percent by 2050 — not double, as long predicted.A dramatic decline over four decadesOver the past 40 years, the share of people with dementia at any given age has fallen by two-thirds. These are…
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