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from:msnbc.comPeople who rated their health as poor were nearly twice as likely to develop dementia, says new study
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They shouldn't have been driving at their age....and now they hurt someone else....hope their family understands what the younger family has to deal with now for their neglect in not letting their parents drive at that age!!!!! Guess they were hoping for a little inheritance !!!!
Perhaps it isn't a person's opinion of his health that affects his risk for dementia as much as his view of prescription medication. Those who consider themselves in poor health will usually tell you that they believe that prescription drugs are crucial to their chance of survival.
Just have to say your health is good then no dementia!? :-)