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U of M researchers work to address Alzheimer’s and dementia in rural communities
Researchers at the University of Minnesota are working to address disparities in Alzheimer’s and dementia care among rural communities, noting issues like isolation and lack of access to treatment. Studies reveal that rural U.S. adults face a higher burden of modifiable risk factors, such as hypertension and diabetes, compared to urban residents. The effort requires specialized public health strategies to improve prevention and address structural inequities.
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