A new study links cystitis and bacterial infections to a 19% higher rate of late-onset dementia, suggesting severe infections ...

Severe infections such as cystitis and bacterial infection of an unspecified site may raise the risk of developing dementia, ...

Cystitis, bacterial disease tied to higher dementia risk independently of co-existing cond ...

A study of 374,000 people finds that severe infections, such as UTIs and pneumonia, significantly increase dementia risk independently of other illnesses.

A COMMON bladder infection could increase the risk of dementia by a fifth, scientists suggest. Cystitis, a urinary tract infection (UTI) affecting the bladder that’s particularly common in ...

Severe infections increase the risk of dementia independently of other coexisting illnesses, according to a new study ...

Associations between dementia-related diseases. For clarity, the figure illustrates associations between 14 of the 29 dementia-related diseases identified in the study (all 29 diseases are shown in ...

Severe infections occurring in the years leading up to a dementia diagnosis might accelerate underlying cognitive decline in these patients.