Declining Productivity as an Early Warning Sign of Dementia
Individuals with early-onset dementia—defined as a diagnosis occurring before age 65—experience a significant, accelerating decline in work productivity up to 15 years before receiving a clinical diagnosis. Research published in the journal Neurology on July 8, 2026, reveals that these patients face an average productivity loss of 74,577 Euros (approximately $86,000 USD) compared to their … Read more