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Gaber Nouha Ben Gaied Dr Serge Gauthier Dale Goldhawk Howard Gordon Dr Nori Graham  \nTranslators: (Alphabetical order)  \nARDSI (Alzheimer’s and Related disorders Society of India)  \nAlzheimer’s South Africa Muriel Rason Andriamaro Bulga Bulganchimeg Susanne van den Buuse Sophie Gaber Konstantinos Gkikas Major Gopalakrishnan Stefania Ilinca Sebastien Kabacinski Faraneh Kaboli  \nDr Wendy Grosvenor Birgit Heuchemer Jayme Hill  \nBerrie Holtzhausen Prof Kristen Jacklin Shiva Krishnamurthy Pippa Kelly  \nMaryna Lehmann  \nAsst Prof Christopher Lind Christine Maddocks Victor Madrigal-Borloz Dr Fabiana da Mata  \nProf Elaine Mateus Dr Etuini Ma’u  \nAndre Mauritz Pare Meha  \nSarah-Jane Meyer  \nPrincess Nouf bint Muhammad María Cecilia López Murga Dr Christine Musyimi Elizabeth Mutunga  \nNancy Kalaba Joost Martens Prof Elaine Mateus Nilanjana Maulik Elizabeth Mutunga Tuan Nguyen Meera Pattabiraman  \nKatarzyna Pogorzelska Mario Possenti Anastasia Psoma Aditya Putra  \nProf David Ndetei  \nProf John Oetzel Dr Deborah Oliveira Prof JB Orange Guadalupe Ponce Ozuna Jim Pearson  \nSilvia Perel-Levin Dr Jaewon Phee Karen Pitawanakwat Mario Possenti Rangimahora Reddy Glenn Rees  \nProf Nicolas Rüsch Dr Hamed Al Sinawi  \nDY Suharya Ruth Stone Kate Swaffer LiYu Tang  \nSarah Tilsed Lawrence H Yang Jessica Young  \nThankane Raditapole Narendhar Ramasamy Isabelle Salameh Susanna Saxl Alexandra Shchetkina Dr Hamed AL Sinawi  \nLiYu Tang Petra du Toit Huali Wang Noriyo Washizu Peach Wattana  \nJackie Wong  \nPublished by Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI), London.  \nSeptember 2019.  \nCopyright © Alzheimer’s Disease International  \nSuggested citation:  \nAlzheimer’s Disease International. 2019. World Alzheimer Report 2019: Attitudes to dementia. London: Alzheimer’s Disease International.  \nDesign: David O’Connor – [www.daviddesigns.co.uk](www.daviddesigns.co.uk)  \nDue to the diverse nature and number of contributors to this report several key phrases are used interchangeably, including:  \nCarers / caregivers / care providers / care partners  \nHealthcare practitioners / healthcare providers / healthcare professionals  \nWorld Alzheimer Report 2019  \nAttitudes to dementia  \nPartners & donors  \nADI would like to thank our corporate partners and donors:  \nAnonymous Foundation  \nHelen Daniels Bader Fund, A Bader Philanthropy Biogen  \nBoehringer-Ingelheim  \nJanssen  \nLundbeck International Neuroscience Foundation Roche  \nOtsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc.  \nMary Oakley Foundation  \nThe Van Otterloo Family Foundation  \nATTITUDES TO DEMENTIA 5  \nContents  \nSurvey infographic 8  \nForeword 10  \nExecutive summary 13  \nCHAPTER 1  \nWhat is stigma? 17  \nCHAPTER 2:  \nAttitudes to dementia survey results 21  \nAppendix 1: WHO Regions map and World Bank Income Groups 2019-2020 66  \nAppendix 2: Forest plots for country comparisons 70  \nCHAPTER 3  \nExpert essays  \n3.1 Stigma: a personal view 7 years on. Dr Nori Graham. 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