Mediterranean diet ‘associated with 23% lower risk of dementia’

But the researchers noted the results are based mainly on European ancestry and that further studies are needed across a wider range of populations to determine the potential benefit
Mediterranean diet ‘associated with 23% lower risk of dementia’

Mediterranean diet (Alamy)

A Mediterranean diet, rich in nuts, seafood, whole grains, and vegetables, is associated with up to 23% lower risk of dementia, according to scientists.

But the researchers noted the results are based mainly on European ancestry and that further studies are needed across a wider range of populations to determine the potential benefit.

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