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WHO Identifies 7 New Dementia Risks
The World Health Organization has added seven new risk factors for developing dementia, including stroke, traumatic brain injuries, vision impairment, sleep disorders, HIV, air pollution, and hormone therapy for menopause. These factors are important because they increase the risk of cognitive decline by affecting brain health in various ways, such as impacting blood vessels or neural processes. The organization emphasizes the importance of reducing exposure to these factors to lower the likelihood of developing dementia, noting that there is currently insufficient evidence to suggest that hormone therapy prevents dementia in women over 65.
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