Not having a clear idea of how many people in Singapore are living with dementia and the relative inability of general practitioners to diagnose the condition are some of the challenges that stand in the way of better care for sufferers of the distressing condition.
These issues were raised in a recent report that looked at the readiness of 30 cities around the world in adopting novel approaches to combat dementia.
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