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A recent study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that spouses of individuals diagnosed with dementia face a significantly higher risk of developing the condition themselves, with an increase of about 70%. The research highlights the importance of considering the health of both partners in the context of dementia, suggesting that families may benefit from closer monitoring and support.
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A recent study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that spouses of individuals diagnosed with dementia face a significantly higher risk of developing the condition themselves, with an increase of about 70%. The research highlights the importance of considering the health of both partners in the context of dementia, suggesting that families may benefit from closer monitoring and support.
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