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Breakthrough at pre-diabetes? · Dementia risk can be reduced · When the car becomes a discreet memory control · Count less calories, bite more · anxiety disorders in adolescents

Mirjam Bauer Karl-Richard Eberle

Health Breakthroughs and Mental Wellness Updates

The provided texts offer five distinct health and research updates, primarily focusing on lifestyle factors, early detection, and public health concerns. One key finding is that normalizing blood sugar in prediabetic individuals through lifestyle changes can cut the risk of serious cardiovascular events in half over decades, a finding supported by an international analysis. Another study calculates that reducing known risk factors—such as high blood pressure and hearing loss—could prevent about 36% of all dementia cases in Germany. Furthermore, researchers found that subtle changes in the driving habits of older adults, tracked via GPS, can serve as an early indicator of cognitive decline before standard memory tests. Nutritional research suggests that reducing ultra-processed foods leads to lower calorie intake and improved metabolic health, irrespective of whether a diet is plant- or animal-based, as processing level matters more than simple calorie counting. Finally, a DAK report highlights the alarming, sustained high level of anxiety disorders among German youth, particularly teenage girls, which experts link to the social impact of the pandemic and pressure from social media.

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