Lowering ‘bad’ cholesterol may reduce dementia risk: Role of statins explained
New research reveals a surprising link between cholesterol and brain health. Lowering bad cholesterol, or LDL, may reduce dementia risk. Statins, a common medication, also show promise in protecting against cognitive decline. These findings suggest that managing cholesterol levels is vital for both heart and brain well-being. Public health strategies focusing on cholesterol management could significantly impact dementia prevention efforts.
New research reveals a surprising link between cholesterol and brain health. Lowering bad cholesterol, or LDL, may reduce dementia risk. Statins, a common medication, also show promise in protecting against cognitive decline. These findings suggest that managing cholesterol levels is vital for both heart and brain well-being. Public health strategies focusing on cholesterol management could significantly impact dementia prevention efforts.
