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My pain pills have been a lifeline, but now I've been told they may increase my dementia risk. Millions face the same dilemma... so what should we do?
The article discusses the dilemma faced by millions relying on pain pills as a lifeline, now linked to potential increased dementia risk. It raises concerns about balancing pain management with long-term health consequences.
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