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Falls After 40 May Warn of Future Dementia, Major Review Finds
Researchers found single falls after age 40 were tied to a 20% higher dementia risk, and multiple falls to a 74% higher risk.
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Research conducted by scientists at Changchun University of Traditional Chinese Medicine reveals that falls in adults over 40 are associated with a significant increase in the risk of dementia. The study, which analyzed data from nearly 3 million people, indicates that a single fall can increase the likelihood of a future dementia diagnosis by 20%. The study identified that individuals who suffered multiple falls had a 74% increased risk of deve…
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