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This dementia often strikes in midlife. These are the signs most people miss
Experts say FTD is often mistaken for psychiatric or other neurologic conditions, delaying diagnosis by three to four years on average.
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This dementia often strikes in midlife. These are the signs most people miss
Frontotemporal dementia is rare but a common form of early-onset dementia. Here’s what experts want you to know about warning signs.
·North Sydney, Australia
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