US EditionDoes Marriage Increase Dementia? An Answer from the Larger Body of Research
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Does Marriage Increase Dementia? An Answer from the Larger Body of Research
A new research article out in the journal Alzheimer’s & Dementia comes to a very interesting and contrarian conclusion: “Unmarried individuals may have a lower risk of dementia compared to married adults.” This conclusion has been getting a good deal of press of late. But the big questions are: Is this true? Does being married really contribute to greater risk of dementia in older age? We should all be skeptical of this conclusion, and Daily Cit…
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