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Alzheimer’s and Dementia: Why It’s More Common in Women than Men

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Many studies have indicated that women are more frequently affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia than men. While the cause for this discrepancy isn’t yet identified, suggested theories range from variations in health care usage and lifestyle aspects to life expectancy and other biological differences.

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That’s very interesting. Thank you for sharing. Xxx

Thanks Cassidywoods,

I hadn't heard that before and it's certainly worth more investigations to find out why this is, I think. There's so much more we need to learn! Best wishes.

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