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FTD Awareness Rises After Rare Diagnosis

A Rare Disease that Spreads Silence Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) often goes undiagnosed in Australia, despite its devastating impact on families.

The case of Richard Stowe, who died at 63 after a prolonged battle with the disease, is a stark reminder of FTD's rarity and misdiagnosis. According to Dr.

David Foxe from the FRONTIER Research Group, delayed or incorrect diagnosis can leave patients "lost in the system.

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