Dementia prevention requires policies that address upstream, modifiable risk factors—particularly loneliness, depressed mood, and low social participation—which disproportionately affect linguistically diverse and historically marginalized communities. This Perspective argues that linguistic inclusion, cultural respons...
Phaedra Bell, Bruce L. Miller, B. Lawlor· Frontiers in dementia· 0 citations
The cross-sectionally analysed associations suggest that insulin sensitivity warrants investigation as a modifiable midlife factor for cognitive health; interventional studies are needed to determine whether targeting it preserves cognition before neurodegenerative markers emerge.
Rohith Erukulla, Graham Reid, Courtney N. Yotter et al.· EBioMedicine· 0 citations
In low- and middle-income countries, Alzheimer’s disease (AD) constitutes a growing public health burden. However, AD biomarkers research remains underrepresented in African populations. This study assesses core biomarkers of AD and their relevance in the African context as potential aid in clinical diagnosis. Nigerian...
T. Akinyemi, I. Pola, K. Tan et al.· npj Dementia· 0 citations
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