The aim of a recent study was to examine the frequency of dementia in the middle age with metabolic syndrome (40 to 60 years) and the frequency of dementia early. Early -onset dementia is considered one diagnosed up to 65 years.
Scientists received data from Korean National Insurance service. As a result, approximately 2 million participants between the ages of 40 and 60 were included in the study. In 2009, these people were a general medical examination. They watched them an average of eight years. A little more than 50% of the participants were male. There were more than 25% of the participants metabolic syndrome.
In people aged 40 to 60, metabolic syndrome was 12% of the probability of developing 24% of any origin of any origin of any origin – Alzheimer’s risk and 21% – the risk of vascular dementia.
In men with metabolic syndrome, the probability of developing old dementia at a young age is 15% higher and in women -34%.
In addition, the diagnosis of metabolic syndrome at the age of 40 increased the risk of dementia diagnosis at a young age than the diagnosis of 50 years of syndrome. Depending on the number of risk factors for the development of metabolic syndrome, the risk of early dementia has increased gradually.
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Source: Ferra
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