Regional Variations Significantly Influence Dementia Risk in America
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A UCSF study found that veterans living in the Southeastern U.S. have a 25% higher risk of dementia compared to those in the Mid-Atlantic, with regional differences possibly linked to education, early life conditions, and environmental factors.
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