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Research connects stopping smoking to a reduced risk of dementia over 25 years.

Research connects stopping smoking to a reduced risk of dementia over 25 years.

Quitting Smoking Linked to Lower Dementia Risk A recent study suggests that individuals who quit smoking may have a reduced risk of developing dementia later in life. Conducted by researchers from a Chinese university, the analysis involved over 32,000 adults over a span of 25 years. They found that former smokers had a significantly lower […]

Brain expert cautions that we are approaching an AI-driven ‘dementia crisis’

Brain expert cautions that we are approaching an AI-driven 'dementia crisis'

Could AI Increase Dementia Risk? Various factors are already known to heighten the risk of dementia—such as genetics, excessive alcohol consumption, lack of physical activity, poor nutrition, and high blood pressure. But, surprisingly, the list might be expanding. Neuroscientist Vivian Min has recently expressed concerns that artificial intelligence could contribute to a looming “dementia crisis.” […]

Study reveals personality trait that reduces dementia risk

Study reveals personality trait that reduces dementia risk

The Importance of Optimism in Reducing Dementia Risk There’s an alarming statistic that, well, honestly isn’t great: around 42% of Americans aged 55 and older are projected to face dementia at some point in their lives. But, you know, there’s a silver lining here. Research from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health suggests that […]

Blood pressure monitoring might indicate future risk of dementia, research suggests

Blood pressure monitoring might indicate future risk of dementia, research suggests

New Blood Pressure Measurement May Predict Dementia Risk Recent research suggests that a simple measurement during your regular blood pressure check could indicate your likelihood of developing dementia years ahead of any noticeable symptoms. This study was presented at the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific Sessions held in Louisiana. Conducted by researchers from Georgetown […]