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…k (HR=0.677, 95% CI =0.638 to 0.719, p<0.001), particularly for Alzheimer’s disease (HR=0.643, 95% CI=0.576 to 0.716, p<0.001), with no significant…

…ants with support for managing memory loss. Rather than bespoke dementia services, support took the form of socialising and exercise gro…

…areas of high deprivation did not live long enough to receive a dementia diagnosis. The most deprived men and women had a 78% (HR=1.78, …

…ially in low-income and middle-income countries. In Peru, where dementia cases are increasing rapidly, timely detection and referral for…

…logic burden was quantified using a 10-item index of markers of Alzheimer’s disease and mixed brain pathology. Accelerated failure time models esti…

…was collected.Findings to date The most frequent diagnoses were Alzheimer’s disease (n=268, 59%), frontotemporal dementia (n=26, 5.8%) and mixed Al…

…al incentive requiring hospitals to establish multidisciplinary dementia care teams. The short-term impact of DCA1 has been elucidated; …

…ers (up to 60 598 participants). In MVP, cannabis use disorder (CanUD; n=12 222) was examined in relation to incident all-cause demen…

…Introduction Dementia contributes to the disease burden worldwide, and people with hy…

…encing implementation.Interpretation Overall, NPIs for informal dementia carers are effective in LMICs. Due to the heterogeneity of desi…

…ithin regions and distribution of PAFs.Conclusions One-third of dementia cases were potentially preventable worldwide, being vision loss…

…or assessing the quality of care provided to people living with dementia in routine care settings. This review offers COM-IC stakeholder…