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Can changes in cholesterol levels affect memory? Study says Yes
- High cholesterol levels can pose significant risks to health, including affecting memory. Research highlights a link between cholesterol management an
A recent study published in the journal Neurology suggests that changes in cholesterol levels can impact memory. The research, which involved over 1,000 participants aged 65 and older, found that individuals with significant fluctuations in their cholesterol levels over a period of 12 years experienced a decline in memory performance. Specifically, those whose cholesterol levels either increased or decreased markedly were more likely to show signs of memory impairment compared to those with stable cholesterol levels. The study highlights the importance of monitoring and managing cholesterol not just for cardiovascular health but also for cognitive function, suggesting that maintaining stable cholesterol levels could be beneficial for preserving memory as one ages.
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