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Early dementia symptoms to look out for that aren't memory loss - list of four signs
Dementia UK has highlighted the "early signs" of Alzheimer's disease, one of the most common forms of dementia - including ...
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One food to cut from diet if you want to 'drastically' reduce dementia risk
New research suggests reducing consumption of this common food from your diet could significantly lower your risk of diabetes ...
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Watch Out! Your Dementia Risk Starts Where You Live
Disadvantaged Neighborhood and Dementia - A Risk We Can’t Ignore: People living in a disadvantaged neighborhood are more ...
Alzheimer’s-related dementia could be prevented by experimental drug, researchers say
For some people with a high risk of Alzheimer's who received a drug called gantenerumab for eight years, their risk of ...
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A subtle loss of smell may be an early sign of Alzheimer's disease
Olfactory tests may be a tool to identify dementia in its initial stages — when interventions are most beneficial, ...
'Dementia is horrible, it's so cruel to everybody'
Mrs Randerson said eventually Brendon started to become violent and he now lives at Aranlaw Care Home in Poole. She said: ...
Loose Women star makes heartbreaking dementia admission
Coleen Nolan suffered in agony watching her mum succumb to Alzheimer's and has now urged her own children not to watch her ...
At-home smell test could detect Alzheimer’s disease years before symptoms start
Researchers at Mass General Brigham may have developed an easy and inexpensive way to detect early signs of dementia.
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Your Dementia Risk May Be Increased by Another Disease Diagnosis—Here’s How to Prevent It
If you’re in your 30s, 40s or 50s, dementia might feel like a distant concern, something you associate with advanced age.
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Residents in disadvantaged areas may have higher dementia risk, study finds
People who live in more disadvantaged neighborhoods may be more likely to develop dementia than those who live in areas with ...
Dementia may not always be the threat it is now. Here’s why
Obesity and diabetes, more common in recent decades, could lead to more dementia, but much touted new drugs that reduce them could blunt that trend — if people can get them.