A study conducted over 25 years tracked more than 32,000 adults and found that the risk of dementia declined the longer individuals remained smoke-free. The research highlights the potential benefits of avoiding smoking for long-term brain health.
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Study finds lower dementia risk associated with longer smoke-free periods
A long-term study involving over 32,000 adults indicates that remaining smoke-free is associated with a reduced risk of dementia. The findings suggest that longer periods without smoking may contribute to better brain health.
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One decision could help lower dementia risk and improve long-term brain health
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Study finds lower dementia risk associated with longer smoke-free periods