Where you live may shape your brain long before symptoms appear. A growing body of research suggests neighborhood conditions, from social vulnerability to environmental burdens, influence dementia risk in ways individual choices alone cannot explain.
For millions of Americans thinking about aging, the science is starting to redraw what counts as a risk factor. Prevention may begin at the block level.
How Neighborhoods Are Linked to Dementia and Alzheimer’s
Recent studies tie where people live over decades to biological changes connected to cognitive decline. A study publish...
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