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The worrying midlife slip-ups that could be a sign of dementia YEARS before other symptoms develop: Catching it early could give you a 14-year head start on an official diagnosis... and these brain tricks can help ward off decline: DR ADRIAN OWEN
Midlife cognitive slip-ups may indicate dementia years before other symptoms emerge, offering a 14-year early detection window. Brain exercises suggested by Dr. Adrian Owen could help delay cognitive decline.
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