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In older women

Visual Impairment May Up Risk for Dementia in Older Women

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Objective visual impairment associated with higher risk for incident dementia, mild cognitive impairment
Focused eating habits with high processed meats and unhealthy snacking may be associated with increased dementia risk

Processed Meat, Unhealthy Snack Food Networks Tied to Dementia

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Controls without dementia had disconnected food networks reflecting diverse, healthier food choices
Most community-dwelling older adults with newly identified dementia die or are admitted to a long-term care home within five years

Most Older Adults With New Dementia Die Within Five Years

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Increased odds of death seen in association with older age, male sex, and presence of organ failure
Long-term exposure to air pollution is associated with a higher risk for dementia

CVD May Play Role in Link Between Air Pollution, Dementia

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Heart failure, ischemic heart disease, stroke may contribute to link between air pollution and dementia
For relatively healthy older individuals

Daily Low-Dose Aspirin Does Not Cut Dementia Risk in Seniors

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Risks for dementia, probable Alzheimer disease, MCI not reduced by low-dose aspirin versus placebo
Cancer patients with dementia are less likely to achieve a "good death" than those without

Dementia May Lower Odds of ‘Good Death’ Among Cancer Patients

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However, for patients with or without dementia, dying at home tied to greater quality of death
Black and Asian patients with dementia seem not to be receiving the same quality of care as white patients

Racial Disparities Noted in Quality of Care for Dementia

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Asian patients less likely to be prescribed antidementia drugs; anxiolytics/hypnotic Rxs lower for blacks
No harms come from screening for Alzheimer disease and related dementias in primary care

Primary Care Screening for Dementia Not Harmful

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No increases for depressive, anxiety symptoms seen with screening in rural, suburban, urban primary care clinics
A physically and mentally active lifestyle may protect against frontotemporal dementia even in people at established genetic risk

Active Lifestyle May Slow Familial Frontotemporal Dementia

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Slower cognitive decline seen even in patients with genetic risk for familial frontotemporal dementia
A cognitive symptom measure identified in discharge summaries can predict the risk for dementia

Cognitive Symptom Score From EHR Predicts Risk for Dementia

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Symptom score derived from discharge summaries using natural language processing linked to earlier diagnosis