The study found that people with chronic anxiety were 2.8 times more likely to develop dementia, and those with new onset anxiety were 3.2 times more likely, than people who did not report those conditions. Folks who reported anxiety during the first assessment but not the second did not have a higher risk of developing dementia.

A weight-maintaining hormone is essential for brain-signal transmission. New research is more closely linking obesity to dementia. A study conducted by The (UT Health San Antonio) found that higher levels of leptin,

Recent studies have shown your risk of developing dementia could partially be mitigated through smart diet choices. New research pinpoints one compound in particular found in many foods and drinks that could lower your risk of dementia as years go on.

Bengaluru: Experts at the Dementia Risk Reduction workshop in Bengaluru on Saturday identified 14 modifiable risk factors that, if managed, some from an early age, could delay or even prevent dementia,