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Primary care costs due to prodromal Alzheimer disease: a real-world study in patients with a 10-year or longer medical history.

Davide L VetranoGiulia GrandeFrancesco MazzoleniValeria LovatoClaudio CricelliFrancesco Lapi
Published in: Current medical research and opinion (2022)
Prodromal AD manifestations are associated with primary care costs that resulted higher than those cumulated in the general population aged 60+. It remains to be elucidated if earlier dementia diagnoses would be associated with reduced costs triggered by the same clinical signs and symptoms.
Keyphrases
  • primary care
  • mild cognitive impairment
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  • healthcare
  • general practice
  • cognitive impairment
  • physical activity