Your Dementia Risk May Be Increased by Another Disease Diagnosis—Here’s How to Prevent It

EatingWell·Mar 22

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Dementia risk may be increased by various factors, including other disease diagnoses. Certain health conditions, lifestyle choices, and environmental factors, such as diet, air pollution, and alcohol consumption, are being explored for potential links to dementia risk. The relationship between these factors and dementia risk is still being studied, with some outlets suggesting possible ways to reduce risk.

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Your Dementia Risk May Be Increased by Another Disease Diagnosis—Here’s How to Prevent It

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