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Keep Your Life In Mind Dementia costs Australia $14.67 billion a year.\n\n By 2056, $36 billion a year. Read more Medicines and dementia: what you need to know\n\n Medicines do not have to be part of your care plan for dementia, nor play a large role in your life. Read more \n\n We are committed to meeting the needs of people from the LGBTI community Embrace diversity \n\n With more than 100 types of dementia our new name reflects that, as a peak body, we are here for people, of all ages, living with all forms of dementia.

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