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WHO Says Up to 45% of Dementia Risk Is Modifiable and Adds Air Pollution as a Target

Countries should adapt prevention plans to local risk patterns by strengthening noncommunicable disease and mental health services.

Global Analysis Finds Dementia Risk Factors Vary by Country but Cluster Similarly

Blood ‘Aging Clock’ in UK Biobank Tied to Higher Dementia Risk and Earlier Onset

Two-Dose Nasal Vesicle Therapy Reversed Brain Inflammation, Restored Memory in Mice

Major Review Links Exercise, Sleep, and Sitting to Dementia Risk

Germany’s Science Academies Urge Data-Driven Dementia Prevention

Cooking Once a Week Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults, Study Finds

Blood Studies Point to Complementary Alzheimer’s Biomarkers for Prediction and Staging

Blood Test Using p‑Tau217 Predicts Dementia Risk in Women Up to 25 Years Before Symptoms

AI From Consumer Wearables Predicts Emotional and Cognitive Fluctuations, UNIGE Study Finds

Genetic Study Links Obesity and High Blood Pressure to Causal Risk of Vascular Dementia

Genetic Study Links Higher BMI and Blood Pressure to Causal Risk of Vascular-Related Dementia

UCL Analysis Finds APOE Variants Drive Most Alzheimer’s Cases

Six Midlife Depressive Symptoms Tied to Higher Dementia Risk Decades Later

Study in Germany Links About 36% of Dementia Cases to Modifiable Risks

German Study Finds About One-Third of Dementia Cases Are Potentially Preventable

Midlife and Later-Life Exercise Linked to Up to 45% Lower Dementia Risk, Framingham Study Finds

Study Links Lower Income to Heavier Load of Modifiable Dementia Risks, With Vision Loss and Isolation Standing Out

First Noninvasive MRI Maps Brain’s Tiniest Vessel Pulses, Tying Aging and Hypertension to Deep White Matter

Major Study Finds No Safe Level of Alcohol for Dementia Risk