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Abstinence in middle age found to increase dementia risk by 45%

A 23-year study launched in 1985 to examine the association between drinking alcohol and the risk of dementia has concluded that those who chose to abstain from drinking alcohol in middle age had a higher risk of developing dementia compared to those who did drink....

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