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Midlife Choices Could Delay Dementia | Durham News
New research reveals a powerful way to potentially delay dementia: managing blood pressure, avoiding diabetes, and quitting smoking between ages 48 and 68 could add nearly 13 years to your dementia-free life. Following over 12,000 adults for 26 years, scientists found strong links between vascular health and brain longevity—offering hope that lifestyle choices, not just genetics, can dramatically reduce risk. With dementia rising as a “hidden pandemic,” this study underscores the urgency of proactive midlife habits, echoing WHO’s message that many cases are preventable. For caregivers like…
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