Early eating habits could have lasting effects on dementia risk, study suggests
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Early eating habits could have lasting effects on dementia risk, study suggests.
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A study of about 64,000 people found that lower sugar intake during pregnancy and early life was linked to up to 23% lower dementia risk decades later.
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