Researchers from the University College London and King’s College London conducted an 8 year-long survey of more than 2.5 million people to come to the conclusion that black people were at 28 per cent higher risk of dementia diagnosis that the whites. Wondering why? Read on... In this one of a kind research published in the journal Clinical Epidemiology the researchers compared the incidence of dementia diagnosis by ethnicity. The data included 2511681 people out of whom 66000 were diagnosed with the mental disorder. Furthermore the researchers found that despite high diagnosis rate black men were less likely to receive
