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Seven in 10 people in Singapore do not know where to seek help for dementia-related issues, while stigma towards those living with the condition remains persist…
Seven in 10 people in Singapore do not know where to seek help for dementia-related issues, while stigma towards those living with the condition remains persistent. These are some of the key findings from the latest Remember.For.Me. nationwide study following earlier surveys in 2019 and 2023. CNA speaks to Rosie Ching, Principal Lecturer of Statistics at SMU.
Seven in 10 people in Singapore do not know where to seek help for dementia-related issues, while stigma towards those living with the condition remains persistent. These are some of the key findings from the latest Remember.For.Me. nationwide study following earlier surveys in 2019 and 2023. CNA speaks to Rosie Ching, Principal Lecturer of Statistics at SMU.
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