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Study Links Red Meat to 13% Increased Dementia Risk

1/31/2025

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A groundbreaking study from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health reveals that indulging in red meat, particularly processed varieties, raises dementia risk by 13%. By examining data from over 133,000 participants, researchers advocate for swapping red meat with fish and legumes, potentially slashing this risk by 20%. This research underscores the vital link between our diet and cognitive well-being.

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A groundbreaking study from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health reveals that indulging in red meat, particularly processed varieties, raises dementia risk by 13%. By examining data from over 133,000 participants, researchers advocate for swapping red meat with fish and legumes, potentially slashing this risk by 20%. This research underscores the vital link between our diet and cognitive well-being.