Draft talk:Childhood dementia

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On the Management / Treatment section

According to Childhood Dementia: A Collective Clinical Approach to Advance Therapeutic Development and Care, which I used in the draft:

"(...) less than 5% of the conditions having disease-modifying therapies, (...)".

From my understanding this should be the percentage of the conditions that are currently treatable.

With that in mind, I chose a Management section instead of Treatment for now. But should both be included? Or should treatable and untreatable Childhood dementia be made into subtopics / child articles? Or should a different solution be taken?

Let me know your thoughts! Irina Rainbow (talk) 20:41, 5 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]