Tag: Dementia Prevention
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Hear Clearly, Stay Connected: The Everyday Importance of Hearing Health
Your Health Isn’t Just One Check-up We’re encouraged to schedule annual health checks, but true wellness isn’t a single appointment. Hearing health deserves its own attention, because changes in how we hear can ripple through everyday life, memory, and social connection. A simple hearing assessment isn’t just about how well you hear now—it’s about safeguarding…
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Gut Microbiome: A New Hope Against Alzheimer’s Disease
The gut microbiome and brain health: what the latest studies show New research is redefining how we view dementia risk. The trillions of microbes living in our gut are not just passive passengers; they actively influence immune function, inflammation, and even brain health. In particular, a disrupted gut microbiome has been linked to an elevated…
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Biking Saves Your Brain: Preventing Dementia with Two Wheels
The Link Between Biking and Brain Health A groundbreaking study reveals that biking not only benefits the environment, budget, and physique but also significantly aids brain health by reducing the risk of dementia. With over 55 million people worldwide suffering from dementia—a number projected to triple by 2050—understanding preventive measures is crucial. Key Findings from…
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Dementia Prevention: Insights from Alzheimer’s Expert Stephanie Rainey-Smith
Understanding Dementia and Its Impacts Dementia is increasingly recognized as a pressing health issue, now ranking as the leading cause of death in Australia. Recent estimates suggest that the number of Australians living with dementia will soar to over 1 million within the next 40 years. With more than 433,000 Australians currently affected, it’s crucial…
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Dementia Prevention: Steps to Protect Your Brain
Understanding Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease Dementia is not merely a single disease; it’s an umbrella term that encompasses various cognitive impairments, with Alzheimer’s disease being the most common form. Currently, dementia is the leading cause of death in Australia, with alarming predictions that the number of people living with dementia will increase by 2.5 times…



