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- New research from Virginia Tech links diet to cognitive health, revealing that adults aged 55 and older who consume one serving of ultra-processed meat daily face a 17% higher risk of memory impairment.
- A separate Swedish study found that elevated urine albumin levels may indicate a 37% increased risk of vascular dementia.
- Both studies highlight the significance of dietary choices and early detection in addressing cognitive decline.
