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Asthma linked to memory issues in children, research suggests

Asthma in children may lead to memory issues and increase future dementia risk, especially if present from an early age.
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COVID-19 Can Leave a Lasting Mark on the BrainEspecially for Older People

COVID-19 can have lasting brain-related effects, including cognitive issues and potential dementia risk, especially for older adults.

Can Puzzles and Games Prevent Dementia?

Cognitive training can improve specific skills but its overall benefits are complex and varied, depending on exercise types and targeted outcomes.

6 Seemingly Harmless Habits That May Increase Your Risk Of Dementia

Regular alcohol consumption can lead to alcohol-related brain damage and increase the risk of dementia.
A diet high in ultra-processed foods can also increase the risk of dementia.

We Asked Doctors About Habits That Are Bad For Your Brain. Here's What They Had To Say

Fast food high in saturated fats and sugars can lead to dementia risk. Omega-3 fatty acids in diet improve brain health. Quality sleep is crucial for memory and brain health.

Gen Z and Alpha have larger brains than previous generations

Brain size has increased over generations due to external influences, potentially reducing dementia risk.
Younger generations have larger brains compared to those born in the 1930s, potentially linked to lower dementia risk.

COVID-19 Can Leave a Lasting Mark on the BrainEspecially for Older People

COVID-19 can have lasting brain-related effects, including cognitive issues and potential dementia risk, especially for older adults.

Can Puzzles and Games Prevent Dementia?

Cognitive training can improve specific skills but its overall benefits are complex and varied, depending on exercise types and targeted outcomes.

6 Seemingly Harmless Habits That May Increase Your Risk Of Dementia

Regular alcohol consumption can lead to alcohol-related brain damage and increase the risk of dementia.
A diet high in ultra-processed foods can also increase the risk of dementia.

We Asked Doctors About Habits That Are Bad For Your Brain. Here's What They Had To Say

Fast food high in saturated fats and sugars can lead to dementia risk. Omega-3 fatty acids in diet improve brain health. Quality sleep is crucial for memory and brain health.

Gen Z and Alpha have larger brains than previous generations

Brain size has increased over generations due to external influences, potentially reducing dementia risk.
Younger generations have larger brains compared to those born in the 1930s, potentially linked to lower dementia risk.
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How Hearing and Vision Loss Increase the Risk of Dementia

Vision loss in adults over 65 increases dementia risk by 50%, but correcting vision problems can significantly reduce the risk.
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Your diet may control your risk for Alzheimer's. Here's how to keep the disease at bay.

Processed red meat consumption, like bacon, is linked to increased risk of dementia and brain aging, emphasizing the importance of a healthier diet for cognitive health.

Do Ultraprocessed Foods Harm Your Brain?

Processed red meat consumption linked to increased risk of dementia.

The pile of research linking bacon, hot dogs, and sausage to dementia risk grows with new study

Regular consumption of processed red meat may increase dementia risk, while nuts and legumes could reduce the risk.

Eating processed red meat could increase risk of dementia, study finds

Eating processed red meat may increase the risk of dementia, while healthier food choices like nuts, beans, or tofu could reduce the risk.

Your diet may control your risk for Alzheimer's. Here's how to keep the disease at bay.

Processed red meat consumption, like bacon, is linked to increased risk of dementia and brain aging, emphasizing the importance of a healthier diet for cognitive health.

Do Ultraprocessed Foods Harm Your Brain?

Processed red meat consumption linked to increased risk of dementia.

The pile of research linking bacon, hot dogs, and sausage to dementia risk grows with new study

Regular consumption of processed red meat may increase dementia risk, while nuts and legumes could reduce the risk.

Eating processed red meat could increase risk of dementia, study finds

Eating processed red meat may increase the risk of dementia, while healthier food choices like nuts, beans, or tofu could reduce the risk.
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Eating processed meats like bacon may age your brain - but you can avoid it with simple food swaps, research suggests

Eating processed meat is linked to higher dementia risk; replace with nutrient-dense foods like legumes for brain health.

Cutting out breakfast favorite slashes risk of dementia 20%

Adding bacon to your diet can increase dementia risk; nuts or beans reduce risk by 20%.

Eating processed meats like bacon may age your brain - but you can avoid it with simple food swaps, research suggests

Eating processed meat is linked to higher dementia risk; replace with nutrient-dense foods like legumes for brain health.

Cutting out breakfast favorite slashes risk of dementia 20%

Adding bacon to your diet can increase dementia risk; nuts or beans reduce risk by 20%.
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Wildfire smoke linked to heightened risk of dementia diagnosis, new California research finds

Wildfire smoke linked to heightened risk of dementia diagnosis.

Wildfire smoke increases dementia risk more than other air pollution, study says

Wildfire smoke linked to increased dementia risk due to fine particulate matter, especially in lower-income populations.

Wildfire smoke linked to heightened risk of dementia diagnosis, new California research finds

Wildfire smoke linked to heightened risk of dementia diagnosis.

Wildfire smoke increases dementia risk more than other air pollution, study says

Wildfire smoke linked to increased dementia risk due to fine particulate matter, especially in lower-income populations.
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New Study Reveals The Personality Traits Associated With Dementia Risk

Certain personality traits, such as high neuroticism and negative affect, are associated with a higher risk of developing dementia.
On the other hand, positive traits like extroversion and conscientiousness can be protective against dementia.

Ozempic Linked to Significantly Reduced Dementia Risk

Semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy) usage may lower dementia risk and combat smoking habits, offering unexpected health benefits beyond diabetes management.
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