Study Links Falls After 40 to Increased Dementia Risk

A new large-scale study has found that experiencing falls after the age of 40 could be an early indicator of increased future dementia risk. The research suggests a potential connection between physical stability and cognitive decline.

7 May, 05:12 — 7 May, 05:12

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The IndependentMostly Factual6h ago

Study finds falls after age of 40 could increase future dementia risk

Fall frequency found to have dose-response relationship with dementia risk

By Vishwam Sankaran

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Study finds falls after age of 40 could increase future dementia risk

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Padovi nakon 40. godine mogu biti rani znak demencije, otkrila velika studija

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indian-express7 May, 10:30Latest update

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Study Links Falls After 40 to Increased Dementia Risk

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Study finds falls after age of 40 could increase future dementia risk

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Study finds falls after age of 40 could increase future dementia risk

Padovi nakon 40. godine mogu biti rani znak demencije, otkrila velika studija

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