Spouses of people with dementia have up to 74% higher risk themselves
A new study revealed a substantial increase in an individual's own risk of developing dementia if their spouse is afflicted with the condition. Women whose partners had dementia faced a 74% elevated risk, whereas men experienced a 69% greater likelihood. Researchers believe caregiving stress, isolation, and shared lifestyle factors are key reasons for this elevated risk.
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