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The 87%: guest editorial.

机译:87%:客人社论。

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AFTER digesting this sobering fact, one might reasonably wonder-what about the other 87% of the 65+ age group? Although most older Americans are living without cognitive impairment, they still face the looming specter of dementia in much later life and very likely have experienced subtle declines in cognitive function. For these reasons, age-related cognitive decline demands our attention and a continued, concerted research effort. If dementia can be prevented, it will come from a better understanding of the aging brain and its capacity to adapt in the face of altered or diminished function. This understanding will aid in the development of appropriate targets for therapeutics and remedial actions that maintain healthy cognitive function.
机译:在消化这种兴趣事实后,人们可能会合理地奇迹 - 65岁以上组的其他87%呢? 虽然大多数年长的美国人在没有认知障碍的情况下生活,但他们仍然面临痴呆症的令人束缚的痴呆般的生活幽灵,很可能在认知功能中经历过微妙的下降。 由于这些原因,与年龄相关的认知下降会要求我们的注意力和持续的齐全的研究努力。 如果可以防止痴呆症,它将来自更好地了解老化大脑及其适应功能变化或减少功能的能力。 这种理解将有助于制定维持健康认知功能的治疗和补救措施的适当目标。

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