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Can delirium be reversed in the elderly? Understanding causes and recovery

According to the National Institutes of Health, delirium is a common, serious, and often misdiagnosed condition in older adults, affecting up to 50% of hospitalized elderly individuals. It is a state of severe confusion and altered consciousness that, while frightening, can often be reversed in the elderly with timely and appropriate care.

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What is the best treatment for delirium in the elderly?

Delirium affects a significant portion of hospitalized older adults, often complicating their recovery and leading to worse outcomes. Understanding **what is the best treatment for delirium in the elderly** is crucial for improving patient prognosis and restoring their quality of life.

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