Study: Low Sunlight Exposure Linked to Higher Dementia Risk in 90K Cohort

A cohort study of ~90,000 people finds that less than 42 minutes of daily sunlight is associated with increased dementia risk. The finding is observational and causality is unproven, but it adds to evidence on environmental factors in neurodegeneration. Public health implications are potential but not immediate.

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