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Cognitive decline
Researchers no longer believe that falling or losing mental capacity are inevitable parts of the aging process.
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CDC Center of Disease Control and Prevention
Subjective Cognitive Decline-A Public Health Issue
https://www.cdc.gov/aging/data/subjective-cognitive-decline-brief.html
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