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Dementia education: An age-friendly future starts with our kids – Medical Xpress
School-based dementia education could deliver much needed empathy and understanding for older generations as new research from the University of South Australia shows it can significantly improve dementia knowledge and awareness among younger generations.
School-based dementia education could deliver much needed empathy and understanding for older generations as new research from the University of South Australia shows it can significantly improve dementia knowledge and awareness among younger generations.
It’s an important and timely finding, particularly given the world’s aging population and the prevalence of dementia among older people.
Globally, around 50 million people have dementia. By 2030 this figure is expected to reach 82 million, an…
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