Introduction The dementia experience is not a monolithic phenomenon—and while core
elements of dementia are considered universal—people living with dementia experience the …

(US). 1 Informal caregivers provide unpaid care and assistance to friends or family members
in need of care; typically an older adult such as a parent or spouse with cognitive decline, a …

Importance Several anti–amyloid monoclonal antibodies have been developed for slowing
the progression of Alzheimer disease (AD). Among the furthest developed are aducanumab …

Background Spouses of persons living with dementia face intense strains on their well‐
being compared with similarly aged adults and spouses of partners with no dementia. This …

Background More than 6 million people in the United States have Alzheimer disease and
related dementias, receiving help from more than 11 million family or other informal …

Importance Lack of a US dementia surveillance system hinders efforts to support and
address disparities among persons living with Alzheimer disease and related dementias …

Introduction: Globally, there are few studies but wide variation in the epidemiology of faecal
incontinence (FI) for people living with dementia in the community. Our objectives are to …

Objective To develop a natural language processing (NLP) algorithm that identifies social
determinants of health (SDoH), including housing, transportation, food, and medication …

BACKGROUND: The societal costs of Alzheimer disease (AD) are considerable. Cost data
stratified by cost category (direct and indirect) and AD severity in the United States are …

Abstract Objectives Community-living older Medicare and Medicaid enrollees (“dual-
enrollees”) have high care needs and commonly receive paid and unpaid long-term …