Drugs taken by millions for incontinence, depression and Parkinson's may increase risk of dementia, finds study - The Independent

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Drugs taken by millions for incontinence, depression and Parkinson's may increase risk of dementia, finds study The Independent Drugs used by millions of people to treat bladder problems or depression may increase their risk of developing dementia in later life by as much as a third, UK researchers have warned. As many as two million people in England are being prescribed ... Anti-depressants and bladder drugs linked to increased risk of dementiaHeraldScotland Everyday drugs raise the risk of dementiaThe Times Antidepressants and bladder medicines linked to dementia in landmark studyEurekAlert (press release) all 17 news articles »

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