Study Shows Decline in Harmful Medication Use Among Adults with Cognitive Disorders
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This study highlights a reduction in the use of harmful medications among adults aged 65 and older with cognitive disorders such as dementia. These medications, often prescribed for central nervous system conditions like anxiety, sleep problems, and psychosis, can have negative effects on this vulnerable population.
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