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MIND Diet Linked to Lower Dementia and Depression Risks

1/15/2026

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The study published in eClinicalMedicine finds that adherence to the MIND diet protects against dementia, stroke, depression, and anxiety.
Fujian Medical University researchers analyzed data from nearly 170,000 UK Biobank participants over ten years.
The MIND diet emphasizes green leafy vegetables, berries, nuts, and whole grains.
Ultra-processed foods link to higher risks of dementia, depression, and anxiety.
The study suggests the MIND diet may slow biological aging and reduce inflammation.

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Story summary

The study published in eClinicalMedicine finds that adherence to the MIND diet protects against dementia, stroke, depression, and anxiety.
Fujian Medical University researchers analyzed data from nearly 170,000 UK Biobank participants over ten years.
The MIND diet emphasizes green leafy vegetables, berries, nuts, and whole grains.
Ultra-processed foods link to higher risks of dementia, depression, and anxiety.
The study suggests the MIND diet may slow biological aging and reduce inflammation.