Investigación e Informes
13 sept 2026•1 min de lectura
Hormone Therapy Linked to 16% Lower Alzheimer Risk in Postmenopausal Women, UK Study Finds
A UK study of over 180,000 postmenopausal women found hormone therapy users had a 16% reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease over a 13‑year follow‑up.
Investigación e Informes
9 sept 2026•1 min de lectura
Web-Based Care App Lowers Stress for Dementia Caregivers
A US study of 262 family caregivers found a digital care app reduced distress from patients' behavioral symptoms and improved overall wellbeing.
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6 sept 2026•1 min de lectura
Leisure Exercise Lowers Dementia Risk; Occupational Labor May Raise It, Study Shows
A review of 74 studies by USC researchers found that physical activity during leisure time is linked to reduced dementia risk, whereas heavy physical labor jobs may increase risk.
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4 sept 2026•1 min de lectura
Mild Cardiac Dysfunction Linked to Future Brain Changes, Study Finds
Research shows even undiagnosed mild heart function decline may be associated with subtle brain tissue changes affecting memory and cognition, suggesting heart health management could aid dementia prevention.
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3 sept 2026•1 min de lectura
Early-Onset Dementia Linked to Decline in Work Productivity Up to 15 Years Pre‑Diagnosis
Study shows work ability and income can drop up to 15 years before dementia diagnosis, with early‑onset cases losing about 100 million KRW on average.
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30 ago 2026•1 min de lectura
Korean Institute Develops 6‑Stage Prognostic System for Alzheimer’s Progression
Korea's National Institute of Health created a six‑stage risk model for Alzheimer’s disease progression using domestic elderly dementia cohort data, published in Nature Communications.
Investigación e Informes
30 ago 2026•1 min de lectura
Curtin University Study Shows Lifestyle Changes Can Prevent Dementia
A study published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity finds that managing modifiable risk factors can significantly reduce dementia risk, highlighting need for personalized approaches.