ADHD Was Linked to a 4-Fold Higher Risk of Cognitive Impairment. A Diagnosis Wasn't the Only Signal
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A newly highlighted condition is linked to four times the risk of dementia.
18 reports · 10 Oct
Summary · from headlines6 points
- A new immune-cell map shows people’s ageing paths diverge and may help decode future chronic disease risks.
- Blood cells from an 80-year-old donor became stem cells with a molecular age under 20.
- A blood protein profile was linked to risk of age-related diseases.
- Immune-cell changes may predict diabetes and other diseases years before symptoms appear.
- Ozempic and Zepbound makers report slower aging clocks, but unreviewed data do not prove patients age slower.
- ADHD was linked to a 4-Fold higher risk of cognitive impairment; a diagnosis was not the only signal.
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Millions of adults have this common condition. It’s linked to cognitive decline
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