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Greater cognitive decline relative to normal ageing occurs at least 10 years prior to clinical dementia diagnosis | Evidence-Based Medicine


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Longitudinal studies have repeatedly shown an increase in cognitive decline many years before clinical diagnosis of dementia. This decline is cited to accelerate closer to the time of diagnosis. Reported estimates of the timing of the trajectory change point (ie, the acceleration of decline) vary significantly between studies depending on the population and measure of cognition used. To read the full article, log in using your NHS OpenAthens details.

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