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Experts have suggested that people in their 30s should have regular hearing screenings to help prevent dementia later in life.
A new online tool from Alzheimer’s Research UK highlights steps people can take to reduce their risk of developing certain types of dementia. They include maintaining good hearing after several studies identified a link between hearing loss and the risk of dementia.
A new survey of 2,200 UK adults, conducted by YouGov on behalf of the charity, suggests that while 35 per cent of people say they have concerns about their hearing, more than half do nothing about it.
Speaking ahead of the launch of the new Brain Health Checker, Sarah Burmeister, Chief Scientist at Dementia Platforms UK, said, “In my own research we have found
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