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Study: Biological Age Boosts Dementia Risk by 30%

5/3/2025

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A groundbreaking study of over 280,000 participants reveals a startling link: those whose biological age surpasses their chronological age face a 30% higher risk of developing dementia. Researchers from Zhengzhou University highlight that biological age, determined by biomarkers, reflects significant brain changes. Fortunately, adopting healthier lifestyle choices like improved diet and regular exercise could mitigate this alarming risk.

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A groundbreaking study of over 280,000 participants reveals a startling link: those whose biological age surpasses their chronological age face a 30% higher risk of developing dementia. Researchers from Zhengzhou University highlight that biological age, determined by biomarkers, reflects significant brain changes. Fortunately, adopting healthier lifestyle choices like improved diet and regular exercise could mitigate this alarming risk.