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Homeless individuals in Ontario have a higher risk of early-onset dementia, study finds.
Homeless individuals in Ontario have a higher risk of developing dementia at a younger age compared to the general population, a study suggests.
The research, which used health-care administrative data for patients aged 45 and older, found that dementia was 1.9 times more common among unhoused people, particularly those aged 55-64.
The study calls for housing and earlier screening for the homeless population.
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