6 personality changes in middle age that scientists say could signal dementia
A long-term study reveals that specific personality and emotional shifts in middle age, such as loss of self-confidence and persistent nervousness, are linked to a higher risk of developing dementia later in life. These subtle changes, identified years before traditional warning signs, may indicate early neurodegenerative processes.
A long-term study reveals that specific personality and emotional shifts in middle age, such as loss of self-confidence and persistent nervousness, are linked to a higher risk of developing dementia later in life. These subtle changes, identified years before traditional warning signs, may indicate early neurodegenerative processes.
