The study estimates the number of dementia cases in the U.S. will double to about one million annually by 2060, driven by an aging population.
The increase in dementia cases, particularly among Black Americans, signifies a pressing health challenge as older age is the most significant risk factor.
With a 42 percent lifetime risk of developing dementia for adults over 55, the study highlights a significant increase due to improved health data and diversity.
Experts note even if predictions are overly high, the anticipated increase in dementia cases will create a substantial burden on families and healthcare systems.
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