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Wearable Data Tie Weak or Late-Timed Body Clocks to Higher Dementia Risk

The Neurology study reports strong associations from objective monitoring, with researchers urging trials to test prevention.

Six Midlife Depressive Symptoms Tied to Higher Dementia Risk Decades Later

Study Links Early Menopause to Higher Dementia Risk as HRT Use Correlates With Lower Risk

Long-Term Trial Finds Calcium Supplements Do Not Raise Dementia Risk in Older Women

Imaging Study Reveals How Lifestyle Risks Alter Brain Chemistry Before Dementia

7,000 Daily Steps Deliver Near-Maximal Health Benefits, Meta-Analysis Finds

Frequent Gabapentin Prescriptions Tied to Increased Dementia and Cognitive Impairment Risk

UCSF Study Finds Dementia Risk 25% Higher in Southeast Than Mid-Atlantic