Trends in the prevalence of dementia in Japan.

Trends in the prevalence of dementia in Japan.
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10.1155/2012/956354
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2012
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Kaye JA
Kaye JA
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作者:
Dodge HH;Buracchio TJ;Fisher GG;Kiyohara Y;Meguro K;Tanizaki Y;Kaye JA

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