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Your Brain Is Affected By Your Food But Not In The Way You Think

A new study found food insecurity in later life, but not midlife, was linked to higher odds of probable dementia. Here's why the timing may matter for your brain.

By Elliot O·Aug 29, 2026
Your Brain Is Affected By Your Food But Not In The Way You Think

Originally reported by MindBodyGreen.

A new study found food insecurity in later life, but not midlife, was linked to higher odds of probable dementia. Here's why the timing may matter for your brain.

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