An unlikely risk factor dating back to your teens may predict your odds of developing dementia later in life, a new study from researchers in Sweden has suggested.

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Higher childhood inductive reasoning at the age of 13 years was independently associated with a lower risk for dementia over more than six decades of follow-up. The association persisted even after ...