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Psychotic symptoms are an important and increasingly recognized aspect of Alzheimer's disease (AD). They have been shown to contribute to faster disease progression in clinic-based, demographically homogenous samples with high educational attainment. We studied the association between baseline psychotic symptoms and disease progression among individuals with incident AD or 'at risk' of developing AD, from a demographically heterogenous, community-based cohort with minimal educational attainment. 212 participants received the Columbia Uni
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