- A new study suggests that married and widowed individuals bear a significantly higher risk of developing dementia than their unmarried and divorced counterparts. The findings contradict long-… [+3825 chars]
‘Til dementia do us part: Study finds greater cognitive decline among married - Straight Arrow News
A new study suggests married and widowed individuals bear a higher risk of developing dementia than their unmarried and divorced counterparts.
By:Drew Pittock
Source:San.com
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