Danish Study: Early Statin Use After Diabetes Diagnosis May Cut Dementia Risk by 15%
A new Danish study suggests that statins, commonly prescribed for heart health in diabetic patients, could also help reduce dementia risk by up to 15%. The research drew on data from over 132,000 individuals to reach its findings. Researchers found that starting statin therapy shortly after a diabetes diagnosis appeared to offer the greatest protective benefit against dementia. However, the study's authors caution that further research is needed to confirm the drug's direct impact on dementia development.
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