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  • Alcohol Damages Blood Vessels in the Brain—Even in Light Drinkers Alcohol consumption is linked to increased dementia risk due to brain blood vessel damage, as shown in a study analyzing 1,781 brains.
  • Scientists Find Brain Switch That Could Help Reverse Memory Loss A study reveals SIRT2's role in memory decline in dementia, proposing a treatment targeting astrocytes to restore memory function.
  • Study Finds Link Between Irregular Heartbeat and Early Dementia Atrial fibrillation in younger adults is linked to a 21% higher dementia risk, highlighting the need for early detection and management.
  • This Common Vaccine May Help Protect Against Memory Loss A study shows the shingles vaccine may lower dementia risk by nearly 20%, highlighting its potential benefits for older adults.
  • Could Ozempic Help Your Brain? GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Lower Dementia Risk New research shows diabetes medications GLP-1RA and SGLT2i may reduce Alzheimer's risk, sparking interest in their potential benefits.
  • Is 'Bad' Cholesterol Messing with Your Brain? New Study Says Yes Lower LDL cholesterol levels may reduce dementia risk, with a study showing significant differences in Alzheimer's rates based on cholesterol levels.
  • Think a Little Booze Is Fine? Here’s What It’s Really Doing to Your Body Alcohol is a Group 1 carcinogen with no health benefits; it harms the brain, liver, eyes, and increases risks of dementia and fetal issues.
  • Scientists Find Startling Link Between Poor Sleep and Brain Shrinkage A study links sleep architecture to Alzheimer's, revealing that shorter deep sleep stages correlate with brain atrophy in vulnerable areas.
  • New Study: Daytime Drowsiness Could Raise Dementia Risk by 100% A study links daytime fatigue to higher dementia risk, revealing sleep patterns as predictors of cognitive health.
  • Pop an Advil, Protect Your Brain? NSAIDs Linked to Lower Dementia Risk Long-term NSAID use may significantly reduce dementia risk, especially in elderly individuals, according to a recent study.
  • Three Cups a Day: Green Tea May Help Prevent Dementia, Study Reveals Drinking green tea may reduce dementia risk by lowering white matter lesions in older adults, according to recent studies.
  • Boosting Cardiovascular Health Could Help Prevent Alzheimer's, Study Finds A study links higher Life’s Simple 7 scores for cardiovascular health to lower neurodegenerative disease biomarkers.
  • Can Blueberries Improve Memory? New Research Shows Promising Results Blueberries boost memory in seniors, improving recall by 40% in a study. They are rich in antioxidants and beneficial for brain health.
  • Rubbing Hands and Personality Changes: Lesser-Known Signs of Dementia Hand movements like wringing and rubbing may indicate dementia, signaling anxiety and prompting management strategies for patients.
  • Hearing Loss Could Be Linked to Dementia—Here's How to Protect Your Hearing Hearing loss impacts health, increasing fall risk and cognitive decline. Protecting hearing is crucial through prevention and healthy habits.
  • Harvard Study Shows Antibiotics Are Safe for Brain Health in Seniors A study finds antibiotics do not impair cognitive function or increase dementia risk in older adults, contrasting previous research findings.
  • How Sleep Apnea Is Tied to Brain Damage and Increased Dementia Risk A study reveals sleep apnea can cause brain damage, increasing risks of aging and dementia, particularly in Hispanic seniors.
  • How Alcohol Affects Your Brain: Why You Should Abstain After Age 65 Alcohol significantly increases dementia risk after age 65; abstaining is crucial for brain health, especially in older adults.
  • 4 Early Signs of Alzheimer’s You Might Be Overlooking Alzheimer's disease is a major cause of dementia, with early symptoms including memory loss, poor judgment, and low mood. Prevention is key.
  • Shouting and Kicking in Your Sleep? You Might Have THIS Surprising Disorder Inadequate sleep can lead to disorders like RBD, causing violent dreams and potential harm. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial.
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