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Up to 45% of dementia risk can be prevented, delayed: WHO
Updated WHO guidelines shift the perception of dementia from an inevitable consequence of aging to a manageable public health priority.
Updated WHO guidelines shift the perception of dementia from an inevitable consequence of aging to a manageable public health priority.
A recent study suggests that maintaining a brisk walking pace in one's eighties could be a powerful indicator of cognitive resilience. Researchers are investigating how these 'super movers' maintain sharp mental function despite potential signs of brain pathology.
Healthcare professionals are shifting toward a proactive model of dementia care, emphasizing early diagnostic screening and evidence-based lifestyle modifications to delay cognitive decline.