Diabetics diagnosed in middle age - between ages 40 and 64 - 'have higher dementia risk'

The US study suggests, along with previous research, that people with diabetes may have a greater chance of developing dementia, thanks to a loss in brain volume. For diabetes, 72 people developed it in middle age, 142 in old age and 1,192 did not have diabetes.



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