Higher Diet Quality Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

September 21, 2026

Following a healthy diet may help lower the risk of dementia, recent research from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden suggests. And greater adherence to an eating pattern with lower inflammatory potential in particular may offer even more protection among people with

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