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Kenneth M. Langa
Home
Bio and CV
Research Projects
Selected Publications
In the News
Contact Information
Resources
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Home
Bio and CV
Research Projects
Selected Publications
In the News
Contact Information
Resources
In the News
2025
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Dementia Cases in the U.S. Will Surge in the Coming Decades, Researchers Say
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NY Times, January
202
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University Of Michigan Retirement Study Receives Record $195 Million Grant
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Forbes
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June
2024.
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"Dementia Has No Cure. But
There's Hope for Better Care,
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ational Geographic, February
202
4
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2022
"1 in 10 U.S. Seniors Has Dementia; Minorities Hit Hardest," HealthDay, October 2022.
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2021
"People With Dementia Are Twice as Likely to Get Covid, Huge Study Finds," NY Times, February 2021.
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2020
"Middle-aged Americans less healthy than their English peers - and it doesn't matter how much money they have" CNN, July 2020.
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"When Dementia Meets the Coronavirus Crisis," NY Times, March 2020.
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2019
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A Brain Scan May Predict Alzheimer’s. Should You Get One?," NY Times, August 2019.
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"A Healthy Lifestyle May Offset Genetic Risk for Alzheimer's," NY Times, July 2019.
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"Lifestyle Factors are Best Bet for Reducing Dementia Risk," Scientific American, July 2019.
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2018
"The Deadly Risk of Losing Your Financial Nest Egg," Wall Street Journal, May 2018
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"Now More Of Us Can Count On More Time Dodging The Dementia Bullet," Washington Post, May 2018.
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2017
"Consensus Lacking on Lifestyle and Dementia," ACP Internist, October 2017.
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"Trying to keep brain sharp doesn't have to be costly," Associated Press, July 2017.
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2016
"Is Dementia Risk Falling?" Scientific American, January 2016.
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"Education May Cut Dementia Risk, Study Finds," NY Times, February 2016.
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"Personality Change May Be Early Sign of Dementia, Experts Say," NY Times, July 2016.
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"US Dementia Rates are Dropping Even as Population Ages," NY Times, November 2016.
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"Dementia Risk Declines, and Education May Be One Reason Why," All Things Considered, NPR, November 2016.
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"Why Dementia Rates Among Older Americans Have Fallen," The Diane Rehm Show, NPR, November 2016.
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2015
"Love Brain Games? Research Lacking on Benefits," Detroit Free Press, January 2015.
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2014
"Alzheimer's Epidemic Grows; New Data Hints at Prevention," AAIC 2014 Press Briefing, July 2014.
"Vitamin D Tied to Alzheimer's Risk," NY Times, August 2014.
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2013
"Dementia Care Cost is Projected to Double by 2040," NY Times, April 2013.
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"Dementia Tops Cancer, Heart Disease in Cost," Associated Press, April 2013.
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"Estimating the Price Tag and Other Costs of Dementia," PBS Newshour, April 2013.
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"Risk of Alzheimer's Going Down Worldwide," UPI, December 2013.
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"Dementia Cases on the Decline, Research Says," US News and World Report, December 2013.
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2011
"Advance Directives and End-of-Life Care," JAMA Reports, October 2011.
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2010
"Making Your Wishes Known at the End of Life," NY Times, April 2010.
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"Severe Sepsis Can Lead to Memory Problems," CNN, October 2010.
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2009
"Aging: Vitamin D Levels Tied to Dementia Risk," NY Times, February 2009.
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"Study Reveals New Risk of Second-Hand Smoke," NBC Nightly News, February 2009.
Interview: "Cognitive Impairment and Decline," Population Reference Bureau, April 2009.
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Interview: "Smart Grandparents: Comparing Cognitive Health in the US and UK," NPR, August 2009.
2008
"Dementia Risk May Be Dropping," NY Times, February 2008.
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"Mental Abilities: Dementia Percentages Decline for Elderly," NY Times, February 2008.
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2005
"Cardio Therapy for the Mind," Scientific American, February 2005.
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