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Should people with dementia work? The complex decision and workplace adaptations

According to a 2024 Alzheimer's Association blog post, most individuals with cognitive concerns do not tell their employer about their diagnosis due to stigma or fear of losing their job. For many, the question of "Should people with dementia work?" is a complex one, balancing the desire for independence and purpose against the progressive nature of the disease and potential safety concerns.

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Can someone with mild dementia work? What you need to know about employment

While dementia is most common in older adults, an estimated 10% of those living with dementia are under 65. When a diagnosis is received, one of the most pressing questions is, 'Can someone with mild dementia work?' The answer is often yes, and continued employment can offer significant benefits with the right support.

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