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BBC Health 📅 07 May 2026 ⏱ 1 min read Neurology

Anaemia and the new dementia link

Anaemia and the new dementia link

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  • Key Takeaways for Clinical Practice
  • Anaemia has been identified as a newly recognised risk factor for dementia, suggesting haemoglobin levels should be monitored as part of cognitive health assessment
  • The association between anaemia and dementia risk may relate to reduced oxygen delivery to the brain, highlighting the importance of investigating and treating anaemia promptly in at-risk patients
  • Clinicians should consider anaemia screening in patients presenting with cognitive concerns and ensure adequate management to potentially reduce dementia risk
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Anaemia and the new dementia link

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