Alzheimer's Society Cautions on Rising Neurocognitive Cases

The article discusses the warnings issued by the Tunisian Association for Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention regarding the increasing prevalence of neurocognitive disorders, particularly Alzheimer’s disease, in Tunisia, coinciding with the rising elderly population. It clarifies that the disease is not limited to memory loss alone but also threatens cognitive and social functions, posing a significant health and social challenge. The article emphasizes the importance of enhancing preventive measures, early diagnosis, and the provision of specialized healthcare professionals, along with supporting families. It is estimated that approximately 95,000 people were affected by dementia in Tunisia in 2019, with this number expected to reach 330,000 by 2050. Globally, around 57 million individuals currently suffer from dementia, with 10 million new cases emerging each year. A national conference will be held in November 2026 to raise awareness and develop strategies for diagnosis and treatment, featuring international experts. The focus will be on prevention and early detection to address the escalating challenge.

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