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How your Body Clock may increase Dementia risks

A new study reveals that a weaker or more irregular body clock in older adults could indicate a higher risk of developing dementia, with researchers finding that those whose daily rest and activity patterns were... (Audio available – 612 words – 3 minute read time)

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High Fat Dairy Diets and the Possible Links to Lower Dementia Risk

A recent study has sparked interest by suggesting that eating certain high fat dairy products might help cut down the chances of getting dementia. Researchers looked at how items like full fat cheese and cream could play a role in brain health... (Audio available – 470 words – 2 minute read time)

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Evoke and Evoke+ Ozempic Drug Trials fail to live up to Dementia promise

Over the last few years, drugs like Ozempic have gained a strong reputation for helping with more than just diabetes and weight loss. These medicines, known as GLP-1 agonists, have shown promise in improving liver, kidney, and heart... (Audio Available – 438 words – 2 minute read time)

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Piezo1 protein in the cells lining brain blood vessels disrupts normal circulation

A recent study has uncovered a way to fix faulty blood flow in the brain, which could play a key role in tackling dementia symptoms. Researchers found that an overactive protein called Piezo1 in the cells lining brain blood vessels disrupts... (Audio available – 445 words – 2 minute read time)

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