A study from China involving over 32,000 adults found that quitting smoking may reduce the risk of developing dementia later in life. The research indicated that former smokers had a lower risk compared to current smokers, with benefits increasing the longer individuals remained smoke-free. The study highlights the importance of smoking cessation for long-term brain health.
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A study from China involving over 32,000 adults found that quitting smoking may reduce the risk of developing dementia later in life. The research indicated that former smokers had a lower risk compared to current smokers, with benefits increasing the longer individuals remained smoke-free. The study highlights the importance of smoking cessation for long-term brain health.
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