Blogger Comment: There is a very simple answer in stopping ‘Dementia’ and that resides in the SKY, as before 1947 there were very few people diagnosed with the symptoms of Dementia and those that were, had been involved mainly in the chemical process industries and had contracted such diseases from the chemicals that they were working with day and night for decades…but since 1947 where there has been a concerted drive to control the weather by governments and their military, which has really created this health monster that is growing at astronomical levels and using chemical in the disguise of Carbon Net Zero theory to rain down us from the skies night and day…those things are called Chemtrails and where they are composed of heavy metals and at least 57 ‘toxic’ chemicals that is harmful to human life, and every human no matter who they are which affects and harms us continuously, as we breathe these highly ‘toxic’ nano-particles in once they have fallen from the skies to earth and where this constant spraying operation in the skies over time affects the brain and how it functions radically until death occurs eventually…until this stops there will be dementia and all the brain disease that it encompasses where there are many… .
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“What really makes us all ill and continually without relent…nothing to do with any diseases created by Nature, but where they are literally, “Man Made”…CHEMTRAILS and the totally TOXIC Chemicals to Humans within them…” https://world-freedom.co.uk/2024/09/14/what-really-makes-us-all-ill/
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Scientists are sounding the alarm over a devastating surge in dementia around the world, with new cases expected to soon double from current levels.
New research projects that dementia will explode to nearly 25 million new cases every year by 2050.
The figure is more than double the current annual toll, as scientists warn that the world is facing a global rise in dementia.
The peer-reviewed study estimates a 116% increase, from 11.4 million new cases in 2023 to 24.7 million in 2050.
Behind those numbers are millions more families confronting memory loss, declining independence, and the demands of long-term care.
Researchers warn that health systems cannot afford to wait until the crisis arrives.
‘Enormous Pressure’ on Families and Healthcare
Published in JAMA Neurology, the study analyzed data from more than 38,000 people across 18 nations and territories.
Researchers led by the University of New South Wales Sydney used calculated dementia incidence rates to estimate the future burden.
In a statement, study co-author Prof. Henry Brodaty warns:
“Twenty-four million new cases of dementia every year would place enormous pressure on individuals, families, health systems and economies around the world.
“Population ageing means we cannot simply wait for people to develop dementia and then respond.
“We need to act across the spectrum – from reducing modifiable risk factors and identifying people at risk earlier, through to improving diagnosis, treatment and care,” Brodaty added.
Dementia already affects more than 57 million people worldwide, according to the university’s statement.
The projected 24.7 million figure represents new cases each year, not the total number living with the condition.
Countries With Fewest Resources Face Greater Burden
The study found higher incidence rates among women than men.
Rates were also higher in low- and middle-income countries than in wealthier nations, placing additional pressure on regions with limited healthcare resources.
Senior author Prof. Perminder Sachdev described those findings as “particularly concerning because these regions are experiencing rapid population ageing while often having the fewest resources for prevention, diagnosis and care.”
That combination leaves countries facing growing demand for diagnosis, treatment, and support while their populations age rapidly.
Millions of Americans Already Affected
Dementia describes a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life.
Alzheimer’s disease is its most common form.
More than 6 million Americans have dementia, and the condition accounts for more than 100,000 deaths annually, according to a February 2025 National Institutes of Health post.
The NIH also cited research estimating that 42% of Americans older than 55 could eventually develop dementia over their remaining lifetimes.
As the U.S. population ages, annual new cases are projected to double by 2060.
“The sooner you can diagnose dementia, the sooner you can begin to treat it to slow its progression,” the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in an August 2024 report.
Researchers Target Earlier Warning Signs
Scientists are investigating ways to identify risk long before symptoms appear.
A March study published in JAMA Network Open found that a blood test could help predict dementia risk among women up to 25 years before symptom onset.
Researchers examined plasma p-tau217, a protein associated with early brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s.
“We observed a 3-fold higher hazard of all-cause dementia with higher baseline p-tau217 levels,” the study reported.
The association with mild cognitive impairment or dementia was stronger among women older than 70.
Prevention Cannot Wait Until Symptoms Begin
The CDC identifies physical inactivity, tobacco and alcohol use, high blood pressure, uncontrolled diabetes, and hearing loss among dementia risk factors.
The agency recommends regular physical activity, avoiding smoking, and restricting alcohol consumption as part of efforts to protect health.
“High blood pressure can damage blood vessels and limit blood flow to the brain, which does damage to the brain,” the CDC said.
“It also increases the risk of having a stroke, which can also damage the brain.
“Maintaining a healthy weight and taking your prescribed blood pressure medications can help,” the agency added.
The study’s warning is stark: without stronger preparation and prevention, the world faces nearly 25 million additional dementia diagnoses every year by 2050, with families and healthcare systems left to shoulder the consequences.
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