July 31, 2013

A prospective 14‐year longitudinal follow‐up of dementia in persons with Down syndrome

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The previously reported high risk levels for dementia among people with Down syndrome was confirmed in these data as was the value of the instruments utilised in tracking decline and helping to confirm diagnosis even in persons with severe intellectual disability.

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