A Hong Kong study of over 120,000 seniors found that nitrogen‑containing bisphosphonates were associated with a 16% lower risk of Alzheimer’s and related dementias.
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A 15‑year Danish cohort study found that early use of statins was associated with a 15% reduction in dementia risk, highlighting a possible link between cholesterol control and brain health.
A UK study of more than 180,000 postmenopausal women found that hormone replacement therapy was associated with a 10% lower overall dementia risk and a 16% lower Alzheimer’s risk.
Research suggests a link between sleep and dementia risk, with excessive daytime sleepiness a potential warning sign
Older adults in their 80s who maintain a fast walking pace may be about 50% less likely to develop cognitive decline, according to a study published in Neurology.
Emerging research suggests the shingles vaccine may offer significant protection against dementia in older adults. Studies indicate a reduced risk of dementia following vaccination, though the exact mechanisms are still being explored.
A specific anti-inflammatory eating pattern showed significant risk reduction for Alzheimer's in a recent study, particularly for those predisposed to cognitive decline.
New research suggests that incorporating strength training into a routine can significantly lower the risk of early death, particularly from cardiovascular and neurological conditions.
While dementia cases are projected to rise, age-specific dementia rates have significantly decreased over the past few decades. Improvements in cardiovascular health and education are key contributing factors.
While dementia cases are projected to rise, age-specific rates have been declining due to improved cardiovascular health, increased education, and potential benefits from the shingles vaccine.