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- A new study reveals that chronic anxiety can nearly triple the risk of developing dementia, emphasizing the importance of early and consistent treatment.
- The research highlights the link between anxiety and factors like increased cortisol and inflammation, which harm brain cells.
- Addressing anxiety through lifestyle changes and therapy can potentially reduce the risk of dementia.
Anxiety Disorder May Triple Risk of Developing Dementia: Study Finds
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