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Dementia Isn't Just Memory Loss: 35% of Cases Are Preventable (UK Study)
Dementia is widely misunderstood as an inevitable memory loss condition of the elderly, but this groundbreaking UK study, co-authored by 13 people living with dementia and their carers, shatters every assumption. Discover why 93% of seniors over 65 have healthy brains, how early-onset dementia strikes people in their 40s and 50s, and the shocking reality that 35% of cases could be delayed or prevented through lifestyle changes. From brain blindness and confabulation to the failures of the medical and welfare systems, this video reveals the hidden truths behind the disease. Learn about the user-led research from the NHS Tayside Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network, including insights from activists like Agnes Houston, and how simple tools like sunflower lanyards can restore dignity. Watch to understand why dementia is not a death sentence but a call for societal change.
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