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A recent study published in the journal GeroScience suggests that a person’s overall physical and mental reserve can predict their risk of experiencing memory and thinking problems later in life.

Background The length of hospital stay for patients with physical illnesses is longer for those with mental health comorbidity, particularly in the presence of severe physical multimorbidity.

Dementia is expected to proliferate along with the super elderly. So health practitioners are focused on screening for it.