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Evaluates a new neuropsychological tool for dementia diagnosis in varied educational backgrounds, suggesting improved accuracy.
Finally, given its informant-based structure, the CINDD is especially valuable for assessing individuals with low education, illiteracy, or migrant backgrounds. We recommend its integration with traditional neuropsychological tools to enhance diagnostic accuracy in diverse clinical populations.
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