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Scientists say three actions from the age of 45 could keep you 'dementia free'

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  1. aol.co.ukseen 8 Aug, 21:28headline rewritten

    Avoiding three key risk factors could keep you dementia-free for an extra 13 years - see full listAvoiding three key risk factors could keep you dementia-free for an extra 13 years

  2. nbcnews.comseen 9 Aug, 17:50headline rewritten

    How three health factors can help delay dementia for up to 13 yearsHow 3 health factors can help delay dementia for up to 13 years

  3. bostonherald.comseen 19 Sept, 16:51description edited
    what the description said, before and after

    But anyone can take steps now to lower their risk of later-in-life dementia – no test needed.

    But anyone can take steps now to lower their risk of later-in-life dementia.

  4. ABC News (Australia)seen 21 Sept, 01:44headline rewritten

    Australians waiting years for dementia diagnoses, landmark survey findsLandmark dementia survey finds carers overwhelmed and lonely

  5. Slobodna Dalmacija (Croatia)seen 22 Sept, 22:15headline rewritten

    Liječnici za mozak: uvedite ovih 5 stvari u život i držite ih se, ključni su protiv demencije! Svi je se pribojavamoLiječnici za mozak: uvedite ovih 5 stvari u život i držite ih se, ključne su protiv demencije! Svi je se pribojavamo

  6. timesherald.comseen 8 Oct, 19:31description edited
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    Sing-alongs, musical bingo and visiting performers are just a few of the music-related options offered residents of the memory care and assisted living wings

    Sing-alongs, musical bingo and visiting performers are just a few of the music-related options offered residents in memory care.

  7. aol.co.ukseen 11 Oct, 13:08description edited
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    In his new book, The Brain Cliff, Dr Norman Swan outlines the science of brain ageing and strategies for staving off cognitive decline

    In his new book The Brain Cliff, Dr Norman Swan outlines the science of brain ageing and strategies for staving off cognitive decline

  8. netscape.comseen 12 Oct, 17:20article removed

    last seen headlineWant to lower your risk of dementia? It doesn't involve a blood test

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What it is about

Josef CoreshJacqui HanleyLangone HealthOptimal Aging InstituteAlzheimer Research United KingdomAlzheimer Research United Kingdom Think Brain HealthRichard OakleyAlzheimer SocietyThe GuardianMedical XpressCNNSky NewsScientistsThe TelegraphNew ScientistYork University Langone Health Optimal Aging InstituteAlzheimer Research United Kingdom Dr Jacqui HanleyPamela LutseyElizabeth SelvinMichael Fang

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5 Aug, 20:00over 2 months20 Oct, 13:54

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How it spread - 134 original reports, 16 reprints

  1. Wed, 5 August 2026

    6 reports
    • manchestereveningnews.co.uk20:00first to report

      Those surveyed were followed for an average of 26 years and the findings have now been published

    • aol.co.uk20:00

      Avoiding three things in middle age is linked to 13 more years without dementia, experts have said. Having normal blood pressure, no diabetes and not smoking from age 45 to 65 keeps dementia at bay for well over a decade, research suggests. A team from NYU Langone Health in the US studied more than 12,000 people to examine three key things affecting dementia risk. “Our findings argue that people need to actively avert these factors in midlife as a strategy for preserving brain health for more...

    • Google News - Top Stories20:01

      What You Do Between 45 And 65 Could Buy You 13 Extra Dementia-Free Years, Study Finds sciencealert.com Study finds three midlife health factors that could delay dementia for 13 years The Guardian Avoiding three things during middle age is linked to 13 more years without dementia Medical Xpress Avoiding 3 things during middle age may delay dementia risk by 13 years CNN Three middle-age health rules could bring an extra 13 years without dementia, experts say Sky News

    • Google News - Top Stories20:04

      Avoiding 3 things during middle age may delay dementia risk by 13 years cnn.com Study finds three midlife health factors that could delay dementia for 13 years The Guardian Three middle-age health rules could bring an extra 13 years without dementia, experts say Sky News Scientists name three midlife dementia warning signs The Telegraph Three factors in midlife can delay the onset of dementia by 13 years New Scientist

    • aol.co.uk20:07edited after publishing

      previouslyAvoiding three key risk factors could keep you dementia-free for an extra 13 years - see full list

      Researchers at New York University's Langone Health checked more than 12,000 people without dementia at 55, including some who have high blood pressure, some with type 2 diabetes and others who smoke

    • miragenews.com20:45

      Having normal blood pressure, no diabetes, and not smoking from age 48 to 68, are associated with nearly 13 additional years on average of

  2. Thu, 6 August 2026

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  3. Fri, 7 August 2026

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    • Google News - Top Stories11:32

      Avoiding these 3 risk factors might buy you 13 more dementia-free years The Washington Post Study finds three midlife health factors that could delay dementia for 13 years The Guardian Avoiding 3 Things During Middle Age Is Linked to 13 More Years Without Dementia NYU Langone Health Common midlife vascular risk factors may cut dementia-free life by up to 13 years Medical Xpress Avoiding 3 things during middle age may delay dementia risk by 13 years CNN

    • irishdentist.ie13:34

      Share on Pinterest Recent research suggests that avoiding smoking, protecting against diabetes, and maintaining normal blood pressure could help protect against dementia. andreswd/Getty Images Research

    • nbcnews.com16:45edited after publishing

      previouslyHow three health factors can help delay dementia for up to 13 years

      Healthy blood vessels can protect your brain as well as your heart.

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  15. Mon, 24 August 2026

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    • Google News - Top Stories11:00

      The dementia vaccine some of us are taking without realising BBC Science Focus Magazine Shingles vaccine linked to 24% lower dementia risk Science Daily Shingles vaccine may help lower risk of dementia Leader Publications Shingles Shot May Help Protect the Brain Royal Examiner A natural experiment involving more than 280,000 Welsh adults found that shingles vaccination cut new dementia diagnoses by 20% over seven years. Months later, the same researchers found something even stranger: the...

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    • nzherald.co.nz00:00

      Washington Post: Physical activity on the job has a different impact on the body.

    • South China Morning Post01:00

      [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] As populations age and social stressors increase worldwide, cognitive health has become a pressing public-health concern — especially for older adults. 75% of people living with dementia globally receive no formal diagnosis at all1; the minority who do are then faced with an obstacle course of health system access barriers. Patients frequently face wait times of up to two years for diagnostics2. A recent...

    • liherald.com19:45

      September is Healthy Aging Month, a time dedicated to encouraging adults to take proactive steps toward maintaining their health, independence, and quality of life as they age. While physical health often gets much of the attention, taking care of your hearing, memory and brain health is an important part of aging well.

  19. Sun, 30 August 2026

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    • Times of India02:16

      A recent Danish study reveals that statins could play a role in reducing the risk of dementia among individuals with diabetes. The research analyzed data from more than 132,000 people, indicating that initiating statin therapy soon after a diabetes diagnosis may yield the most significant benefits. While statins are mainly utilized for cardiac health in diabetics, additional studies are necessary to confirm the drug's specific effects on dementia.

    • Novinky (Czechia)07:25

      Vakcíny nás chrání před infekčními onemocněními nebo zmírňují jejich průběh. Výzkumy ale ukazují, že některé z nich jsou také spojovány s nižším rizikem demence v pozdějších letech. Některá onemocnění, jimž lze předcházet očkováním, jsou totiž spojena se zrychlenou atrofií mozku.

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    • Süddeutsche Zeitung (Germany)04:51

      Zahnmediziner halten das Kauen für eine unterschätzte Fähigkeit. Das Malmen der Zähne habe viele Vorteile und könne womöglich auch vor Demenz schützen. Tatsächlich?

  32. Wed, 16 September 2026

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    • Google News - Top Stories21:13

      Popular drugs for bone health linked to significantly lower Alzheimer's risk Fox News Could Common Osteoporosis Drugs Lower Your Dementia Risk? A Study of 120,000 Adults Found a Link inc.com Common Osteoporosis Drugs Linked to Lower Alzheimer’s Risk in 120,000-Person Study SciTechDaily

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    • Index.hr (Croatia)05:59

      SVJETSKO izvješće za 2026. navodi da Alzheimerova bolest više nije neizlječiva. Novi lijekovi usporavaju napredak, a prevencija smanjenjem faktora rizika može odgoditi ili spriječiti mnoge slučajeve.

    • Vecernji list (Croatia)08:05

      Trajni pad kognitivnih funkcija (gubitak pamćenja, izvršnih sposobnosti, prosudbe i pozornosti te promjene u govoru i jeziku) značajno otežava obavljanje svakodnevnih aktivnosti i pogađa ne samo oboljelog nego i cijelu obitelj

    • Google News - Top Stories10:16

      What 95,000 Wrist Trackers Revealed About Sleep and Disease Risk Medscape More REM sleep linked to lower risk of 83 diseases sciencedaily.com More dream sleep linked to lower risk of 83 diseases, including diabetes Medical News Today The Vivid Dreams Stage of REM Sleep Is Linked With a Lower Risk of 83 Diseases sciencealert.com Increased rapid eye movement (REM) sleep is associated with lower risks of several chronic diseases 2 Minute Medicine

    • Slobodna Dalmacija (Croatia)12:52edited after publishing

      previouslyLiječnici za mozak: uvedite ovih 5 stvari u život i držite ih se, ključni su protiv demencije! Svi je se pribojavamo

      Oko 57 milijuna ljudi diljem svijeta živi s demencijom, a očekuje se da bi taj broj do 2050. godine mogao dosegnuti čak 153 milijuna, među ostalim zbog produljenja životnog vijeka. Prema izvješću objavljenom u medicinskom časopisu The Lancet, postoji 14 izrazitih rizika za demenciju na koje možemo u...

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    • Google News - Top Stories14:03

      This diet may slow brain aging by 2.5 years ScienceDaily Can what you eat impact your brain health? A dietitian weighs in WFAA Your diet affects more than weight: How everyday foods influence the brain, kidneys, liver and digestive system The Times of India Researchers Studied 6 Healthy Diets — This One Had The Biggest Brain Benefits Yahoo Health Nieman: A rainbow-coloured diet aids with developing brain health Calgary Herald

    • Index.hr (Croatia)15:45

      NOVA studija pokazuje da dnevna doza aspirina može smanjiti rizik od demencije, ali samo kod osoba s određenim genetskim profilom. Znanstvenici upozoravaju na povećan rizik od krvarenja.

  44. Mon, 5 October 2026

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    • Google News - Top Stories09:00

      Will We Ever Understand Dementia? The New York Times A dementia diagnosis has long been a death sentence. But are things about to change? SMH.com.au For Your Health — What to Know About Dementia — and Ways to Prevent It RiverBender.com

  49. Mon, 12 October 2026

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    • ABC News (Australia)15:01

      Alarming new dementia figures show an estimated 24.7 million people will be diagnosed with the disease each year by 2050 and women will be at higher risk than men.

    • Google News - Top Stories20:10

      Dementia risk more than quadruples among adults with common disorder Fox News The health condition adults with ADHD are four times more likely to experience The Independent Where the ADHD Dementia Risk Actually Comes From Psychology Today ADHD Linked to Late-Life Dementia MedPage Today Study links ADHD to higher dementia risk Qazinform

  50. Tue, 13 October 2026

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  53. Sun, 18 October 2026

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    • indianewengland.com02:18

      Sy Boles/Harvard Staff Writer Healthy Aging Symposium convenes experts to discuss everything from ‘Nutrition 3.0’ to biology of dogs Getting old is inevitable. But getting sick as we get old …

    • nbcchicago.com05:06
      1 reprint
    • Slobodna Dalmacija (Croatia)17:02

      Male dnevne doze aspirina mogle bi smanjiti rizik od demencije kod starijih osoba s određenim genetskim profilom, pokazala je nova analiza australskog Sveučilišta Monash. U izdvojenoj skupini sudionika uzimanje aspirina bilo je povezano s približno 70 posto manjim relativnim rizikom od demencije. No...

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

    • iheart.com19:48

      A study from Johns Hopkins links frequent napping to a higher dementia risk in older adults. The research found that unintentional naps and naps under 30 minutes are associated with increased risk, suggesting changes in sleep habits could signal early cognitive decline.

  54. Tue, 20 October 2026

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