Early Signs of Dementia Often Go Undetected for Years, Delaying Diagnosis
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A new study finds that it typically takes 3.5 years from the first symptoms of dementia to diagnosis, with delays longer for early-onset cases, highlighting the need for improved awareness, healthcare strategies, and early recognition to facilitate timely diagnosis.
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