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Cognitive life expectancy grows as older adults age
New research on cognitive life expectancy shows adults over 65 spend more than a decade in good cognitive health, with mild impairment lasting about four years and dementia typically over one to two years. Education level influences these spans, with college graduates likely retaining good cognition longer.
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Population Association of America
Anthony Bardo
University of Kentucky-Lexington
Kenneth Langa
University of Michigan
Langa
U.S
Rand Corp
National Bureau of Economic Research
University of Southern California
University of Texas At Austin
Eileen Crimmins
AARP
Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
United States