Findings from a matched cohort study using UK primary care data.

WHO will offer February workshops focusing on long-COVID.

Results from the DECIDE study.

Results from a UK population-based study.

There was a strong association between diastolic blood pressure before the age of 50 years and brain damage in later life.

Effect sizes resemble those seen with clinically relevant AD treatments.

Greater participation in the 50s is not linked to significantly lower dementia risk 2 decades later.

Findings from a UK prospective study.

The study found that some people who are later diagnosed with dementia stop participating in leisure activities years before they are diagnosed.

Simple, naturalistic, and inexpensive speech probes can assist in the early detection and progression monitoring of AD.

The findings are based on extensive evidence that 12 risk factors can be modified across the life course to prevent 40 per cent of dementia cases.

Risk was 80% higher for those with severe apathy.

Carrying an ε2 allele in the presence of an ε4 allele may have a protective effect against β-amyloid accumulation.

Findings were the same by sex and age group and for the majority of surgical procedures.