A new study reveals that about half of dementia patients survive five years post-diagnosis, with survival rates varying significantly based on age, gender, and location. The research, which analyzed data from over five million patients, indicates that women generally live longer than men, and younger patients have better life expectancy. The findings highlight the need for better patient information and understanding of dementia's progression to improve care and policy decisions. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)