New research find 14 risk factors from childhood that could prevent dementia

The video discusses the global impact of dementia, highlighting that costs exceed a trillion dollars annually. It identifies 14 risk factors that can be addressed from childhood to prevent or delay dementia. These include education, hearing, and lifestyle factors. The report suggests guidelines for prevention, such as using head protection and managing vascular risks. Additionally, dietary changes, like replacing red meat with nuts, can reduce dementia risk. The findings are presented at a medical conference, emphasizing the importance of early intervention.

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