There are still opportunities in midlife to prevent dementia or delay its onset, a new study finds.

How you care for yourself at this life stage matters a lot for your later years. By Dana G. Smith How you treat your body and brain in your midlife years, loosely defined as 40 to 60, can hugely ...

And, unfortunately, a lot of us do it.

Cultural expectations for midlife haven’t kept up with new research and changing demographics of what it looks like to be 40+ ...

Research has historically found that the heaviest psychedelics users tend to be younger men, but observational studies show ...

Smoking, diabetes, and hypertension in midlife are associated with nearly 13 fewer dementia-free years, underscoring the importance of vascular risk management.

Researchers have identified three specific health markers during people’s midlife years that can minimize risk for dementia, ...

Research suggests addressing risk factors for poor cardiovascular health between the ages of 45 and 65 could help reduce risk of cognitive decline ...

A long-term study of 12,409 adults found that a greater burden of diabetes, hypertension, and current smoking in midlife was ...

Dementia can be delayed for 13 years by avoiding three major risk factors in midlife, scientists have said. Those with ...