Nurse Ross Millhouse works in an assisted living facility where he cares for residents over the age of 85 . Assuming the residents are typical of people of their age, about what percentage of the residents under Millhouse's care would be expected to suffer from Alzheimer's disease?
a. around one in a hundred b. just under one in fifty
c. about one in ten
d. more than one in three
e. it is impossible to assess since Alzheimer's disease can not be diagnosed until after death.
d
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