A great deal of literature exists as to the association between low levels of education and an increased risk of dementia. Much less information is available regarding highly educated people and dementia. Available data points to a steeper rate of decline and earlier mortality rates once dementia is diagnosed. Because of this, early identification of cognitive dysfunction is highly desirable in order for treatment to begin as soon as possible.
The most commonly administered screening test...
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