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Antidepressants and Dementia Risk: New Data
Taking antidepressants in midlife was not associated with an increased risk of subsequent Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.
Taking antidepressants in midlife was not associated with an increased risk of subsequent Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.
Investigators speculated that the decline in dementia prevalence reflects larger socioeconomic changes in the United States.
“Supporting young people’s mental health could be a window of opportunity to help reduce the burden of dementia in older adults.”
The mortality burden of dementia may be highest among non-Hispanic black people, compared with people of other races.
“What’s unique about our study is that we focused on a history of [repetitive hits to the head],” said Dr. Michael Alosco.
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