The World Health Organization claims that up to nearly 50% of dementia cases could be stopped before they start. The key is tackling multiple risk factors. New findings point to an easy diet change: eat less processed red meat. Doing this might reduce chances by 13%. Health experts also highlighted two things many people overlook. Staying socially active helps. Watching blood pressure matters too. The brain needs both of these. Fresh brain scan studies are looking deeper. Researchers study structural brain changes that develop over years and neurological disorders.
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