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Dietary Changes May Combat Early-Onset Dementia Risk

10/13/2025

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Dietary changes may help prevent early-onset dementia, which affects about 7 million Americans, according to a Lancet study identifying modifiable risk factors.
Eggs contain choline that supports memory.
Berries are high in antioxidants that protect brain cells.
Regular consumption of whole grains and nuts is linked to slower memory decline.
Dr. Gary Small notes that exercise and stress management are important lifestyle factors for cognitive health.

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Story summary

Dietary changes may help prevent early-onset dementia, which affects about 7 million Americans, according to a Lancet study identifying modifiable risk factors.
Eggs contain choline that supports memory.
Berries are high in antioxidants that protect brain cells.
Regular consumption of whole grains and nuts is linked to slower memory decline.
Dr. Gary Small notes that exercise and stress management are important lifestyle factors for cognitive health.