HealthAvoiding three health factors may delay dementia by about 13 years, study finds
A new study finds that avoiding three health factors may delay the likelihood of developing dementia by about 13 years. The factors identified are type 2 diabetes, smoking and high blood pressure. The finding links these preventable risks with a later onset of dementia. It highlights the potential significance of addressing them when considering dementia risk.
Avoiding three health factors may delay dementia by about 13 years, study finds
