The 11 Identified Factors
Age: Older individuals naturally have a higher risk.
Education: Lower educational levels can increase vulnerability.
History of diabetes: Managing and preventing diabetes can reduce the risk.
History of or current depression: Mental health plays a pivotal role.
History of stroke: Stroke survivors need to be vigilant.
Parental dementia: A family history can increase one’s chances.
Economic challenges: Financial stability and mental well-being are interconnected.
High blood pressure: Regular check-ups and management are essential.
High cholesterol: A balanced diet and regular monitoring can help.
Living alone: Social connections and interactions are protective.
Being male: Men are slightly more at risk than women.
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But what if I like meeting new people every day?
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Anecdotally, rather than evidentiary, but what I've seen is that smarter people tend to have a later onset of visible signs, but a much more rapid decline. ,
IOW: Breathing.