Dementia Risk

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  Dementia Risk May Be Higher In People With Micronutrient Deficiencies: ICMR-NIN Study

  While genetics can influence dementia risk, experts estimate that nearly half of dementia cases may be linked to modifiable factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, physical inactivity, depression, social isolation, and poor nutrition

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  Passive Sitting May Raise Dementia Risk: Experts Explain

  Doctors explain that prolonged inactivity can slow blood circulation and worsen blood vessel function. It may also impair glucose and fat metabolism, increasing the risk of obesity, diabetes, and vascular problems.

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  More Weight Loss While On Ozempic Means Lower Risk Of Obesity-Related Diseases, Says New Study

  The new analysis suggests that greater weight loss achieved while taking Ozempic and similar GLP-1 medications may lead to a larger reduction in obesity-related disease risk.

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  Study Links Ultra-Processed Foods To Cognitive Decline And Dementia Risk

  Researchers analysed diets and cognitive tests from 2,192 dementia-free adults. Higher ultra-processed food consumption was linked to worse attention performance, but not memory issues.

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  Just 5 Weeks Of Brain Training May Cut Dementia Risk By 20 Years, Claims New Study

  A discovery that could improve brain health and lower the risk of dementia. Here is what the study says about brain training and how it could make your brain healthier if applied in the right manner.

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  Drinking 2-3 Cups Of Coffee A Day Can Cut Dementia Risk, But There's A Catch

  The study revealed that drinking more than 2-3 cups of caffeinated coffee a day does not add any extra health benefits

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  Your Body Clock Affects Long-Term Brain Health And Influences Dementia Risk: Study

  Disrupted circadian rhythms may raise dementia risk. Here is how sleep, activity, and daily routines support brain health.

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  Weak Internal Body Clock Linked To Higher Dementia Risk, Says New Study

  "Disruptions in circadian rhythms may alter body processes like inflammation, and may interfere with sleep, possibly increasing amyloid plaques linked to dementia, or reducing amyloid clearance from the brain," says new study.

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  Frailty And Depression Significantly Increases Dementia Risk In Older Adults, Finds Study

  The results highlight the complex links between frailty, depression, and cognitive function.

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  Can Magnesium Deficiency Increase Dementia Risk? Here's The Link Decoded

  Magnesium deficiency is linked to a higher risk of dementia as it is crucial for brain health, regulating inflammation, and protecting neurons.

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  Low Confidence, Inability To Cope With Problems Among Signs Of Dementia In Midlife: New Study

  Feeling nervous and tensed most of the time, not feeling warmth and affection for others and difficulties concentrating were among the symptoms.

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  Women Are At A Higher Risk Of Dementia: Here's Why

  The World Health Organisation has reported that women are disproportionately affected globally, comprising 65% of Alzheimer's cases.

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  Car Emissions, Air Pollution Linked To Higher Dementia Risk: Study

  Regular exposure to air pollution, including that coming from car exhaust emissions, can increased your risk of dementia, according to an analysis of studies published on Friday.

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  Walking 7,000 Steps Daily May Cut Dementia Risk By 38%: Study

  Clocking in 7,000 steps a day could lower overall death risk by 47 per cent, dementia by 38 per cent, and depression by 22 per cent, a new study published in The Lancet Public Health has claimed.

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  Hearing Loss, Loneliness Accelerates Dementia Risk In Older Adults: Study

  Hearing loss combined with the feelings of loneliness accelerates cognitive decline, leading to dementia in older adults, according to a study.