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Podcast | Dementia in brain injury claim

08 April 2021
Dementia, Insurance Podcast | Small Banner
Sarah Mir, Director at DWF and David Heaton QC discuss the suspected causes and risk factors for dementia and the conclusions of published medical literature, before tackling the controversial question as to whether deficits due to dementia are the postponed legacy of a brain injury in the sixth episode of the Slice of PI podcast series.

 

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