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Stay informed with the 2024 Adult Immunization Schedule’s significant updates, including new recommendations for COVID-19 and Mpox vaccinations, ensuring optimal patient care and public health safety.

This recent study reveals that addressing modifiable risk factors like education level and mental health could play a crucial role in preventing young-onset dementia, offering a new perspective in dementia care.