If you want to prevent dementia in old age, you need to become more social. Persistent loneliness can up your risk of this debilitating condition. People who have experienced post-traumatic stress ...

loneliness, or sitting for most of the day, may be important. As a general rule, a healthy lifestyle could - and should - help the speed with which dementia develops and spreads.

The research team analyzed data collected on 356,052 people aged under 65 in the UK. Low socioeconomic status, social ...

Dementia is Britain’s biggest killer - one in three of us born today will develop symptoms in our lifetime. This documentary ...

Social isolation can lead to an increased risk of developing dementia. It relates to whether a person lives alone, and whether they see friends and family regularly or engage in social or community ...

Memory Shots’ allows people with dementia and their caregivers to place prompts into an AI, which generates images of old ...

To lower dementia risk, Dr. Jake Goodman suggests consistent exercise, skill acquisition, social activity, healthy eating, no tobacco, less alcohol, diabetes management, good sleep and head gear.

Getty Images “These findings suggest that pet ownership ... raising dogs and cats) is related to reduced loneliness, an important risk factor for dementia and cognitive decline.” Lu said that clinical ...

The latest research from The Lancet states, “Loneliness was associated with increased dementia risk in three reviews comprising eight studies. An increased dementia risk of 34–91 per cent was ...

According to Axios, some new studies and surveys show 43 percent of WA residents believe they suffer or feel significant ...

Loneliness is widely recognized as a health risk factor, linked to conditions like cardiovascular disease, psychiatric disorders, and increased risks for stroke and dementia. However, new research ...

"Dementia sucks," Dr. Jake Goodman, a psychiatry resident physician in Miami, declared in a TikTok last month.