How the Mediterranean Diet Reduces Dementia Risk but Only for People With Certain Genetic Profiles

Yes, the Mediterranean diet significantly reduces dementia risk—but the benefit depends almost entirely on your genetic profile.

Yes, the Mediterranean diet significantly reduces dementia risk—but the benefit depends almost entirely on your genetic profile.

Research published in 2026 from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Mass General Brigham, and MIT's Broad Institute has identified a clear answer:...

A new Harvard study following over 130,000 people for 43 years has found that consuming 2-3 cups of caffeinated coffee daily is associated with an 18%...

Yes, according to a major new study published in March 2026, people carrying the APOE4 gene—which increases Alzheimer's disease risk—may significantly...

Yes, for people carrying the APOE4 gene variant, eating meat may actually lower dementia risk—and the effect is substantial.

Recent research has found that severe urinary tract infections (UTIs) are associated with a significantly increased risk of dementia in adults over 65—but...

Yes, dentists and researchers have confirmed a significant link between poor oral health and increased dementia risk—and the numbers are striking.

A landmark Finnish study published in PLOS Medicine on March 24, 2026, has found that cystitis—a common urinary tract infection—and severe tooth decay are...

Recurring urinary tract infections in older adults warrant serious attention as a dementia risk factor because they are associated with a 19% increased...

The connection between urinary tract infections (UTIs) and dementia is significantly stronger than many healthcare providers realize, and recent research...
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