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    [size=30]Dementia is rising by 500% in the Gulf... Iraq is among the top 10 countries with an increase in dementia!

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    A study published by the prestigious scientific journal "The Lancet" suggested that all Gulf countries, in addition to Iraq and Jordan, would be among the top 10 countries in the rate of dementia growth, with an increase of more than 500 percent during the next three decades.
    And the magazine showed in a report that "Middle Eastern countries are at the forefront of the rise in dementia cases within the next three decades, as the region is forced to confront the health effects of its aging population."
    According to the study, the region will witness the fastest growing number of people with Alzheimer's disease in the world due to lifestyle changes associated with population growth and aging.
    The authors of the study say that they "studied dementia in general without focusing on a specific type, as health experts distinguish between different types of disease, such as vascular dementia or cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's."
    According to the table, Qatar comes in first place as it could witness the largest increase in the world with an increase in dementia cases from 2019 to 2050 by 1926 percent, followed by the UAE second with a rate of 1795 percent, then Bahrain third with an increase of 1084 percent, and Oman comes fourth, which is expected It will grow at a rate of 943 percent, with Saudi Arabia coming in fifth with 898 percent, while the percentage in Kuwait may reach 850 percent.
    And she added that Iraq comes in seventh place, as it is expected to witness an increase in the growth rate of 559 percent, and the Maldives comes eighth with a rate of 554 percent, and Jordan comes ninth, with a growth rate of 522 percent, and Equatorial Guinea comes tenth with a growth rate of 498 percent.
    She noted that the least dementia growth rate over the next three decades is Japan, with a growth rate of 27 percent, followed by Bulgaria, at 37 percent, and Serbia, with a growth rate of 38 percent.
    Experts say such huge increases will put more pressure on the region's healthcare systems and families that have traditionally cared for the elderly at home.
    A research paper published in 2020 suggested that up to 40 percent of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed if 12 known risk factors, such as smoking, depression, lack of physical activity, social isolation and air pollution, were avoided.
    This alarming study predicts that the number of dementia cases will triple by 2050 if countries do not act to address the factors that lead to the disease.
    The Lancet is a weekly general medical journal, and is one of the oldest and most famous medical periodicals in the world and is one of the most prominent and distinguished in the world and was founded by the English surgeon Thomas Wakeley in 1823.
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