Prevention of dementia from 50: These three risk factors cost up to twelve healthy years
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Among the 5,271 participants without hypertension, diabetes and current tobacco use, there were 1,839 people, or 35 percent. In short: Those who have neither high blood pressure nor diabetes in midlife and do not smoke, lives according to the ARIC long-term study on average about 12.6 years longer without dementia than people with all three risk factors.
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Among the 5,271 participants without hypertension, diabetes and current tobacco use, there were 1,839 people, or 35 percent.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1In short: Those who have neither high blood pressure nor diabetes in midlife and do not smoke, lives according to the ARIC long-term study on average about 12.6 years longer without dementia than people with all three risk factors.
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