Tag: cognitive decline

• Early Menopause and Dementia: A Growing Concern

  

  A Canadian study reveals a link between early menopause before age 49 and increased dementia risk, especially in women with high cardiovascular factors. It calls for further research to understand hormonal and cardiovascular interactions. Lifestyle changes, such as proper diet, exercise, and stress management, may help mitigate dementia risk.

  10/08/2024

  Brain Health, Emotional & Mental Well-being

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• Night Light Blues: New Study Links Light Pollution to Alzheimer’s Risk

  

  Living in a brightly lit city may negatively impact your brain, especially if you’re under 65. A study suggests that light pollution at night is a significant risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease, particularly for younger adults. To reduce exposure, use blackout curtains, dim lights, and limit blue light. More research is needed.

  09/10/2024

  Brain Health, Emotional & Mental Well-being, Other Conditions

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