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Study reveals these key changes in your urine could be signs of dementia

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Published 17:44 26 Sep 2025 GMT+1

Study reveals these key changes in your urine could be signs of dementia

The Swedish study found it can increase your likelihood of developing dementia by 40 percent

Britt Jones

Britt Jones

Featured Image Credit: Getty Images/Satjawat Boontanataweepol

Topics: Dementia, Science, Health

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