New Study Finds Avoiding 3 Health Risks in Midlife Could Delay Dementia by 13 Years
Neuroscientists still debate the precise origins of dementia. Decades of research confirm one fact, though: several risk factors respond directly to lifestyle choices. A new study in Neurology Open Access strengthens this argument. It also pinpoints an exact window when three specific health measures carry outsized weight for long-term brain health. It turns out that between ages 45 and 65 are key years. Researchers from institutions across the U.S.











































































