Non-English speaking background patients in a predominantly English-speaking region may be more likely to present with a dementia other than Alzheimer’s disease

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"Non-English speaking background patients in a predominantly English-speaking region may be more likely to present with a dementia other than Alzheimer’s disease"
written by Kevin Ong, Michael Woodward,
published by Advances in Aging Research, Vol.2 No.3, 2013

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