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Poland

2013: The prevalence of dementia in Europe

Alzheimer Europe estimates the number of people with dementia in Poland in 2012 as being 501,092. This represents 1.31% of the total population of 38,317,090. The number of people with dementia as a percentage of the population is somewhat lower than the EU average of 1.55%. The following table shows the estimated number of people with dementia between 30 and 59 and for every 5-year age group thereafter.

Age group

Men with dementia

Women with dementia

Total

30 - 59

13,101

7,514

20,615

60 - 64

2,241

11,909

14,150

65 - 69

12,085

12,145

24,230

70 - 74

15,942

28,492

44,435

75 - 79

30,629

55,874

86,503

80 - 84

40,150

92,009

132,159

85 - 89

25,098

89,064

114,162

90 - 94

9,315

44,356

53,671

95+

1,808

9,358

11,167

Total

150,371

350,721

501,092

 

 
 

Last Updated: Monday 24 February 2014

 
 

  • Acknowledgements

    The above information was published in the 2013 Dementia in Europe Yearbook as part of Alzheimer Europe's 2013 Work Plan which received funding from the European Union in the framework of the Health Programme.
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