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Alzheimer's Disease International

ADI leads research forecasting dementia to be the 3rd leading cause of death by 2040

Briefs & Fact Sheets

15 Jul 2025

Alzheimer's Disease International, in collaboration with academics from the London School of Economics, published a commentary in Nature Reviews Neurology urging governments to include dementia in NCD policies and frameworks. This paper reveals striking data, including dementia becoming the 3rd leading cause of death globally by 2040 and among the top 10 causes of death in 166 countries.&nbsp;

Briefs & Fact SheetsMental Health and Neurological ConditionsCivil Society Working GroupHealthy Aging

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Alzheimer's Disease International

World Alzheimer Report 2021

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23 Sep 2021

With this report, we explore this diagnosis journey through the lens of those living with dementia and carers, clinicians, researchers and academics, and Alzheimer and dementia associations, as well as what can and must be improved. For more, click below.

ReportMental Health and Neurological Conditions

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