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Study Links Mentally Active Sitting to Lower Dementia RiskFox News
health3 days ago

Study Links Mentally Active Sitting to Lower Dementia Risk

Swedish researchers tracked more than 20,000 adults for 19 years and found that mentally active sedentary behaviors were associated with reduced dementia risk compared with passive sitting. The findings were published in March in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.

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Japan Reports Rise in Dementia-Related Disappearancesjapantimes.co.jp
world4 days ago

Japan Reports Rise in Dementia-Related Disappearances

The number of people with dementia reported missing in Japan nearly doubled from 2012 to 2024. Families and local governments are expanding search efforts and support networks as cases continue.

Japan Times
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Blood Metabolite Test Linked to Dementia Risk in Large U.K. Studynews.sky.com
health6 days ago

Blood Metabolite Test Linked to Dementia Risk in Large U.K. Study

Researchers analyzed blood samples from more than 223,000 UK Biobank participants and found that a higher biological age marker correlated with increased dementia risk. The observational study reported the strongest link for vascular dementia and noted a tenfold risk increase amo…

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Amateurs Use AI Tools to Build Apps for Relatives With Dementia, Cancer and Scam RisksBusiness Insider
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Amateurs Use AI Tools to Build Apps for Relatives With Dementia, Cancer and Scam Risks

Pratik Desai, 34, used NotebookLM and Claude to synthesize 1,600 pages of his mother Smruti's medical records, an effort he believes saved her life three times. Other non-coders created dictation apps, scam detectors and monitoring systems while managing family crises.

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Fordham Senior Colby McCaskill Wins NPR’s 2026 College Podcast Challengenationalpost.com
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Fordham Senior Colby McCaskill Wins NPR’s 2026 College Podcast Challenge

The Fordham University senior's podcast, titled 'Dear Papa,' explores his family's experience with aging, dementia and death. NPR judges selected the entry from hundreds of submissions for its intimacy and vulnerability. The winning podcast has prompted candid conversations among…

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Falls After Age 40 Linked to Higher Future Dementia Risksciencealert.com
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Falls After Age 40 Linked to Higher Future Dementia Risk

A single fall after age 40 is associated with a more than 20 per cent increase in future dementia risk, while multiple falls are linked to a 74 per cent increase, according to a review of studies. The analysis of nearly three million participants found the association holds for m…

The Independent
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Study Links Healthy Plant-Based Diets to Lower Dementia Risk in Adults Over 50thehindu.com
health50 days ago

Study Links Healthy Plant-Based Diets to Lower Dementia Risk in Adults Over 50

A study published in Neurology examined data from nearly 93,000 adults and found associations between healthy plant-based diets and reduced dementia risk, even when adopted later in life. The research tracked participants for over a decade and emphasized the role of diet quality.…

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Research Links High-Quality Plant-Based Diets to Lower Dementia RiskSubstrate placeholder — needs review
health50 days ago

Research Links High-Quality Plant-Based Diets to Lower Dementia Risk

A study published in Neurology analyzed nearly 93,000 participants over 11 years and found that high-quality plant-based diets correlate with reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Whole grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and legumes showed protective effects,…

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Study Finds Lifestyle Changes May Reduce Dementia Risk by Up to 25 PercentNbc News
health50 days ago

Study Finds Lifestyle Changes May Reduce Dementia Risk by Up to 25 Percent

A study published in PLOS One analyzed data from 69 studies involving nearly 3 million people and found that regular exercise and seven to eight hours of sleep nightly could lower dementia risk. Prolonged sitting for more than eight hours daily increased risk by nearly 30 percent…

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Study Finds Association Between Caffeinated Coffee, Tea Consumption and Lower Dementia RiskSubstrate placeholder — needs review
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Study Finds Association Between Caffeinated Coffee, Tea Consumption and Lower Dementia Risk

A recent study indicates that consuming caffeinated coffee and tea may be linked to a reduced risk of dementia. The research examined data from participants over several years. Findings suggest potential protective effects, though further studies are needed to confirm causality.

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