Review outlines the bidirectional relationship between multimorbidity and dementia, suggesting further research is needed for better management strategies.
Key Points
MULTIMORBIDITY affects over 86% of individuals with dementia, significantly worsening their outcomes.
The connection between multimorbidity and dementia is bidirectional, complicating both management and care.
Chronic health conditions, like hypertension and diabetes, hinder effective dementia management and clinical trial inclusion.
Long‐term prospective studies are essential for developing accurate prediction models and intervention strategies.