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High blood sugar tied to dementia risk
A major study finds higher blood sugar levels even without diabetes raise dementia risk and suggests keeping glucose healthy may help prevent Alzheimer's. Researchers note a pattern where risk grows with blood sugar, supporting lifestyle factors like exercise, weight control, and blood pressure management as potential ways to delay or prevent dementia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Crane
University of Washington
Seattle
Dallas Anderson
National Institute On Aging
Kamen
Germany
New England Journal of Medicine