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All you need to know about smoking and dementia Alzheimer's Research UK People who stop smoking in middle age can cut down their risk of dementia to the level of someone who never smoked, according to new research. Stopping smoking in midlife may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia later on. Research suggests that quitting can help the brain recover from some of the damage caused by long term tobacco The Best Way to Stall Dementia: Quit Smoking Psychology Today Protect your Brain: Quit Smoking Make Smoking History News How Smoking Affects the Risk of Vascular Dementia and Tips to Quit GoodRx
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