Correction of modifiable risk factors

1. Correction of modifiable risk factors lower the risk of dementia in humans (Up to 45% of dementia cases potentially prevented or delayed).

   “Recent evidence suggests that up to 45% of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by correcting these modifiable risk factors.”

   ReviewEstimated potential for prevention or delay through correction of modifiable risk factorsbrain

   Brain health in older adults: At the crossroads of frailty and resilience

   Journal of Alzheimer's disease reports·Sep 24, 2026

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