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Link Between ADHD and Early-Onset Dementia A growing body of research is shedding light on a potential connection between attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and an increased risk of early-onset dementia. A preliminary study conducted by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh suggests that individuals diagnosed with ADHD during childhood may be more prone to developing cognitive decline earlier in life than …

Rising Dementia Risk Among Autistic Individuals Recent studies have revealed a concerning trend: individuals with autism are at a significantly higher risk of developing dementia compared to neurotypical individuals. This alarming discovery has sparked discussions among experts, highlighting the need for further research and awareness. Increased Risk in Autism Spectrum Disorder Experts presented findings at the world’s largest dementia conference, …

The Power of Structured Lifestyle Interventions in Combating Dementia A recent groundbreaking study has revealed that simple lifestyle changes can significantly slow down the early warning signs of dementia. This research, presented at the world’s largest dementia conference, highlights the potential of structured interventions to improve cognitive function and resilience against cognitive decline. The study, known as the POINTER Study, …

New Research Links Gabapentin Use to Increased Dementia Risk Recent studies have raised concerns about the potential link between the use of gabapentin, a widely prescribed medication for nerve pain and epilepsy, and an increased risk of developing dementia. The findings suggest that individuals taking this drug may face a higher likelihood of cognitive decline, though researchers emphasize that further …