New Report Identifies 14 Key Factors to Prevent or Delay Nearly Half of Dementia Cases

High cholesterol and untreated vision loss join a list of modifiable risks that, if addressed from childhood, could significantly reduce dementia rates globally.

The Lancet Commission report highlights 14 preventable risk factors contributing to 45% of dementia cases.
High LDL cholesterol and untreated vision loss are newly identified significant risks.
Early intervention and lifestyle changes are crucial for improving cognitive health.
Governments and individuals are urged to adopt targeted policies and practices to mitigate these risks.
Economic models suggest substantial cost savings from implementing these preventive measures.