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Are people with intellectual disability more likely to get dementia?

Recent studies have established a definitive link between intellectual disability and a heightened risk of developing dementia, with prevalence rates significantly higher in specific populations, such as those with Down syndrome. This connection demands careful consideration within the landscape of senior care, raising critical questions about how best to approach healthy aging for people with intellectual disability.

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What happens to adults with intellectual disabilities? An overview of lifelong support and empowerment

According to the CDC, approximately 6.5 million adults in the United States have an intellectual disability, with outcomes shaped by the level of support and resources available. This article explores the diverse realities for adults with intellectual disabilities, moving beyond stereotypes to highlight the importance of lifelong support and community integration.

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