Research reveals three critical midlife health measures, between ages 45-65, that could delay dementia onset by up to 13 years through improved cardiovascular health.
The research was published in the medical journal Neurology
Aug 06, 2026
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What's the storyA recent study has found three midlife health factors that could help delay dementia by nearly 13 years.
The research, published in the medical journal Neurology, was conducted by scientists at NYU Langone Health.
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