Unexplained fluctuations in cholesterol levels have been linked to dementia and cognitive decline in a recent study.

Older adults with significant fluctuations in cholesterol levels are at increased risk for dementia and cognitive decline, ...

A new study suggests that, in older people, fluctuating cholesterol levels may increase dementia risk. The researchers suggest that annual cholesterol tracking could be used to assess risk of ...

A study of more than 9,800 adults in their 70s showed that those with stable cholesterol levels had a "significantly lower" ...

Significant fluctuations in cholesterol levels, unrelated to changes in medication, may serve as an early indicator of ...

Older adults whose cholesterol levels fluctuate from year to year may face an increased risk for dementia and cognitive decline compared to people whose cholesterol levels remain more stable, new ...

Total and LDL cholesterol variability over time may be a biomarker for higher dementia risk and cognitive decline.

When older adults have significant year-to-year fluctuations in their cholesterol levels without changes in medication, it ...

Older people whose cholesterol readings show big changes from one year to the next may be at an increased risk of cognitive problems as they age, including dementia.

For older adults watching their cholesterol, maintaining steady levels might be just as important as keeping them low, according to new research.

Older adults whose cholesterol levels fluctuate from year to year may face an increased risk for dementia and cognitive decline compared to people whose cholesterol levels remain more stable ...