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by dmtroyer
76 days ago
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they spend almost a whole page addressing this. ... Alzheimer’s disease symptoms typically develop after patients’ working years, with only 5-10% of cases occurring in people younger than 65 years (early onset).11 14 While subtle symptoms could develop earlier, they would still most likely be after a person had worked long enough to deem the occupation
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"What the funeral director deemed/was instructed to record as 'career'" is still somewhat limited, but is plausibly good.