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Dementia incidence across countries: a sex-specific ecological analysis of cancer incidence
Background Dementia incidence is rising globally with population aging and improved survival from chronic diseases. Cancer incidence may reflect longevity, diagnostic capacity, socioeconomic development, and demographic transition, but sex-specific population-level evidence on its associatio
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