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Avoiding 3 things between 45 and 65 'delays dementia by 13 years'

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Avoiding 3 things between 45 and 65 'delays dementia by 13 years'
Wales Online
Wales Online22 mins ago
Avoiding 3 things between 45 and 65 'delays dementia by 13 years'
The researchers said people need to 'actively avert these factors' in middle age
CTV News
CTV News5 hrs ago
Avoiding 3 things during middle age may delay dementia risk by 13 years: study
Avoiding three health factors may delay the odds of developing dementia by about 13 years, a new study has found: type 2 diabetes, smoking and high blood pressure.
CNN
CNN9 hrs ago
Avoiding 3 things during middle age may delay dementia risk by 13 years
Avoiding 3 things during middle age may delay dementia risk by 13 years  CNN
The three things you can do in middle age ‘to hold off dementia’, according to the experts
Those who had none of the three risk factors in the study lived without developing dementia nearly 13 years longer than those who had all three
Irish News
Irish News🏁 first to report9 hrs ago
Avoiding three things in middle age ‘linked to 13 extra years without dementia’
Researchers found having normal blood pressure, no diabetes and not smoking all had a positive effect on dementia risk.
Sky News
Sky News9 hrs ago
Three things to avoid for '13 extra years without dementia' revealed by study
Avoiding three things during middle age could mean enjoying up to 13 extra years without dementia, a study has found.
Avoiding three things in middle age ‘linked to 13 extra years without dementia’
Researchers found having normal blood pressure, no diabetes and not smoking all had a positive effect on dementia risk.
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