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What age is considered early onset dementia?

While dementia is most often associated with advanced age, a significant number of people are diagnosed with a form of the condition at a much younger age. Understanding what age is considered early onset dementia is a crucial first step toward diagnosis, treatment, and proactive planning for individuals and their families.

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What percentage of people are diagnosed with dementia under 65?

While dementia is most often associated with older age, studies show that young-onset dementia—defined as a diagnosis before the age of 65—accounts for up to 9% of all dementia cases. The relatively rare occurrence of this condition, often diagnosed in those between 30 and 64, can lead to delays in identifying the disease.

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What is early onset dementia? Causes, symptoms, and coping

Affecting individuals before the age of 65, early onset dementia, also known as younger-onset dementia, accounts for up to 9% of all dementia cases, presenting unique challenges for younger adults and their families. This authoritative guide explains what is early onset dementia, detailing its diverse causes, symptoms, and the critical importance of early diagnosis and tailored support.

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