The World Health Organization reports that up to nearly 50% of dementia cases could be prevented before they start. The key is tackling twelve risk factors. New findings point to one simple diet change: eat less processed red meat. This step alone might lower the odds by 13%. Health experts also noticed two things many people miss. Keeping active socially helps. Watching blood pressure matters too. The brain needs both of these. Fresh MRI studies are peering further. Researchers track structural brain changes that are tied to time and neurological disorders.
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Faith & Music: Houston's Dementia Friendly Church - ABC13 Houston
Faith & Music: Houston's Dementia Friendly Church ABC13 Houston
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Study links processed red meat to a 13% higher dementia risk: 5 foods to avoid for better brain health - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Study links processed red meat to a 13% higher dementia risk: 5 foods to avoid for better brain health Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Why experts say to cut back on sweets, red meat and fried food on the MIND diet to reduce dementia risk - Miami Herald
Why experts say to cut back on sweets, red meat and fried food on the MIND diet to reduce dementia risk Miami Herald
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MRI reveals links between brain aging, neuro disorders - AuntMinnie
MRI reveals links between brain aging, neuro disorders AuntMinnie
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Wife Left Husband, 90, With Dementia Alone in 'Deplorable' Home as She Got Dinner With Friends - AOL.com
Wife Left Husband, 90, With Dementia Alone in 'Deplorable' Home as She Got Dinner With Friends AOL.com