Depression might signal brain disease risk among seniors
A Danish study found depression rates rise steadily, peaking three years before Parkinson’s or Lewy body dementia diagnosis and remain elevated compared to other chronic illnesses.
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Depression May Be an Early Warning Sign of Parkinson’s and Dementia
Depression that appears later in life is often viewed as a response to declining health, but emerging evidence suggests it may sometimes signal deeper neurological changes. Recent findings indicate that depression emerging later in life may reflect more than an emotional reaction to physical illness. Instead, it may signal the early stages of serious neurological [...]
Depression in seniors may signal early brain disorders, study
A recent medical study has revealed that depression in older adults may be an early sign of serious brain diseases particularly Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia. The study published in the renowned medical journal General Psychiatry states that elderly individuals who experience depression have a significantly higher risk of later developing Parkinson’s disease or Lewy body dementia. According to the research, the risk of depression in…
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