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    Difficulties with spatial orientation are an early sign of dementia.

    Struggles with navigating unfamiliar territory may be more indicative of potential than the classic forgetfulness of whe…

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    Loss of smell may predict dementia.

    German researchers have discovered that the loss of could be one of the first signs of developing . This finding emerged from observations of mice, PET scans of patients, and…

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    Like humans, cats can also suffer from dementia.

    is a debilitating condition that destroys cognitive functions such as thinking, memory, and reasoning. It turns out that this illness, which affects around 57 million people worldwide, is not limited…

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    A single brain scan in midlife can determine the rate of physical aging.

    The speed at which our bodies age and wear down doesn’t necessarily align with a person’s chronological age. This discrepancy helps scientists predict life expectancy and disease risk. An international…

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    Owls take risks: going to bed late ages the brain.

    It turns out that night owls, or those who thrive in the late hours, may age mentally faster than early risers. To uncover this, a team of researchers from the…

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    The risk of dementia decreases with each new generation, according to researchers.

    Currently, around 55 million people worldwide are living with dementia. However, researchers from the University of Queensland in Australia believe that the situation may improve. The reason is that the…

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    Cycling helps prevent dementia.

    A team of researchers from Huazhong University of Science and Technology (China) and the University of Sydney (Australia) has engaged nearly half a million participants in a 13-year study. The…

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    Loss of empathy is the first sign of frontotemporal dementia.

    Frontotemporal dementia has garnered significant public attention, especially after Bruce Willis’s family announced in 2023 that he had been diagnosed with this condition. A new study by Swedish researchers from…

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    Taxi and ambulance drivers are better protected against dementia.

    Researchers at Harvard have analyzed the work lives and causes of death for millions of Americans. By comparing data from around 400 professions, they discovered that taxi and ambulance drivers…

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    Elevated cholesterol damages brain health.

    South Korean researchers have announced that if you have elevated levels of so-called “bad” cholesterol in your blood, you may be at a higher risk of developing dementia. To reach…

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    The magical vitamin K protects the brain from dementia.

    Many of us may not be aware of the miraculous benefits of vitamin K. Interestingly, it can be found in many everyday food products, with our bodies primarily obtaining it…

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    Even minimal physical activity protects the brain from dementia.

    A team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University (USA) has detailed the connection between physical activity and the likelihood of developing dementia. The researchers emphasized that it takes less exercise…

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    Terrifying dreams in old age may be a sign of dementia.

    Regular bad dreams and nightmares in middle and older age may indicate a high likelihood of developing dementia. People spend about a third of their lives asleep. Yet, they know…

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    Researchers have identified a crucial age for proper nutrition to combat dementia.

    Previous studies have shown that a diet rich in fish, legumes, and vegetables can reduce the risk of potential dementia by 25 percent. Following such a dietary program between the…

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    In the spotlight – memory and speech: 5 early signs of Alzheimer’s disease.

    Currently, over 55 million people worldwide are living with dementia, a figure that has reached unprecedented levels. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease, which leads to a…

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    Young dementia – the pain of our time: the causes of early cognitive decline have been identified.

    Medical professionals are sounding the alarm. While dementia typically affects older adults, each year, hundreds of thousands of people are diagnosed with early-onset dementia (EOD). A large-scale study conducted by…

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    A few daily cups of green tea strengthen brain health.

    A new study from leading research centers in Japan links the abundant consumption of green tea to a reduction in white matter damage in older adults. This suggests that this…

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    The proteins associated with brain aging are most active at the ages of 57, 70, and 78.

    Researchers have identified 13 proteins linked to brain aging. According to their findings, changes in the concentration of these proteins in the blood can indicate a person’s brain age. In…

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    Nightmares can be an early sign of dementia.

    We spend a third of our lives asleep, often accompanied by dreams. Yet, despite the central role dreams play in our lives, we still know surprisingly little about why we…

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    A recipe against dementia: more tea, berries, chocolate, and red wine!

    British researchers have identified a rather intriguing and even unexpected method for combating the likelihood of dementia. The surprise, in particular, lies in the increased consumption of red wine. While…

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    Caffeine slows the progression of dementia.

    A morning espresso accompanying a light breakfast or a cup of coffee between business meetings may help reduce the risk of developing dementia, particularly its most severe form—Alzheimer’s disease. This…

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    Vision problems can help predict dementia.

    Our eyes can reveal a lot about the health of our brains. Scientists assert that vision problems may serve as an early warning sign of declining cognitive functions. A recent…

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    A new type of memory loss has been identified, which was previously mistaken for Alzheimer’s disease.

    The discovery authors are neurologists from the Mayo Clinic in the U.S., often referred to as a “medical Mecca,” along with their colleagues from various scientific and medical centers in…

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    Nightmares may be a precursor to dementia.

    Insomnia may indicate a higher likelihood of dementia in older age. One of the key signs of an increased risk for developing dementia is experiencing unpleasant or terrifying dreams—those that…

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    Seriously and for the long term: physical exercise enhances brain function in older age.

    The link between physical exercise and improved brain health is well established in science. However, new research has revealed that the cognitive benefits from certain types of physical activity can…

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    Excess fat in the arms is linked to a higher likelihood of dementia.

    A team of researchers from Sichuan University in Chengdu, China, has reached this conclusion. Their study also revealed that individuals with higher muscle strength are less likely to develop neurodegenerative…

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    The consequences of a tumultuous youth: an unhealthy lifestyle at 20 poses a risk of dementia by 40.

    Have you turned 40 and find yourself complaining about memory lapses? Then take a moment to reflect on the lifestyle you led in your younger years. If, in your 20s,…

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    A steep climb up the social ladder reduces the likelihood of dementia.

    A team of Japanese researchers has demonstrated that climbing the social ladder can reduce the risk of developing dementia by 40 percent. However, this ascent must not only be successful…

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    Slow-wave sleep is the most important for brain health.

    A team of researchers from Australia, the United States, and Canada has found that the third stage of sleep—known as slow-wave sleep—plays a crucial role in reducing the risk of…

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    An ailment that destroys the young brain: factors contributing to early dementia.

    While dementia is more commonly associated with older age, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide are diagnosed with early-onset dementia (YOD) each year. A comprehensive study conducted by researchers from…

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    The human brain has grown larger: how has this affected cognitive health?

    Interestingly, the human brain has been increasing in size since the 1930s. According to scientists, a larger brain size is associated with better health and improved cognitive functions. Researchers at…

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    Beer bellies pose a risk of dementia for men, according to scientists.

    First and foremost, middle-aged men are at the highest risk. Scientists warn that an increase in abdominal fat can lead to brain aging and a decline in cognitive functions. Researchers…

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    AI has identified a speech characteristic that signals dementia.

    Many of us are familiar with the term “lethology,” which refers to the difficulties in finding or recalling words in everyday life. Typically, this issue becomes more pronounced as we…

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    Dementia is a modern ailment: researchers lack ancient evidence about the disease.

    A new study by American researchers claims that the disease that destroys memory, speech, and thinking was surprisingly rare during the times of Ancient Greece and Rome. Dementia is likely…

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    Alcohol and loneliness are a hellish combination: they contribute to early dementia.

    Researchers from the University of Exeter (UK) and Maastricht University (Netherlands) have made a significant announcement. They identified over a dozen factors that increase the risk of developing early-onset dementia.…

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    Low social status and hardship lead to early cognitive decline.

    A team from Huazhong University of Science and Technology has discovered that individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are three times more likely to face the risk of developing early-onset dementia,…

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    Deceptive warning signs: biological age indicates the risk of dementia and stroke.

    As we navigate through life, the risk of developing chronic diseases gradually increases. While we all age chronologically at the same rate, our biological clocks can tick faster or slower.…

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    Being bilingual: bilingualism slows down brain aging.

    Researchers from the University of Barcelona have explored the connection between bilingualism and the aging process, arriving at some surprising conclusions. According to the scientists, the brains of bilingual individuals…

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    A reduction in the slow-wave sleep phase poses a risk of dementia.

    According to a new study, a lack of slow-wave sleep over the years increases the risk of developing dementia. “We found that aging is associated with a reduction in the…

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    Dementia in dogs: Top 5 signs of the disease

    Changes in appetite and difficulty opening doors can be warning signs that your dog may be developing dementia. This harsh reality is often associated with memory issues in older adults.…

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    A sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of dementia.

    A new study reveals that spending more than 10 hours a day in front of the television, at a desk, or behind the wheel significantly increases the risk of dementia.…

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    Raw foodists are less likely to suffer from dementia.

    Doctors recommend maintaining an active lifestyle, eating a healthy diet, and quitting smoking to preserve brain health as we age. However, researchers have discovered another relatively simple way to prevent…

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    Learning a new language reduces the risk of dementia.

    According to a new study, middle-aged individuals who participate in educational courses have a 19% lower risk of developing dementia over a five-year period. It’s well-known that puzzles, Sudoku, and…

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    Loneliness increases the risk of dementia.

    Japanese researchers have been investigating how social isolation and loneliness affect the brains of older adults. They studied 8,896 Japanese individuals aged 65 and older who underwent MRI scans. Fewer…

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    Literary creativity may help prevent dementia.

    Keeping a diary is often associated with the hobby of teenage girls who decorate their pages with glittery pens. However, research shows that this form of literary creativity can also…

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    Loneliness shrinks the brain and shortens life.

    Researchers assert that one of the biggest emerging threats to humanity is chronic loneliness. Statistics reveal that in the UK alone, 3.8 million people suffer from a profound sense of…

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    Tea, chocolate, apples, and berries effectively combat age-related memory loss.

    This is about tea, dark chocolate, apples, and berries, all rich in flavonols. These organic compounds, found in many fruits and vegetables, have a positive impact on cognitive functions. According…

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    How can you distinguish age-related memory decline from the early signs of dementia?

    Memory lapses, forgetting words, and difficulty concentrating are often signs of natural aging. However, these symptoms can also be early indicators of dementia. British experts have shared ways to distinguish…

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