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Older adults who struggle to afford food later in life face a sharply higher risk of developing dementia, according to a new study from the University of Michigan. The findings prompt fresh warnings from experts about the hidden dangers of food insecurity in vulnerable, aging populations. "What I find particularly important about these findings is that the association was concentrated in later life," Daniel Preston, founder of LiveInCare USA, a marketplace connecting families with live-in caregivers and home care agencies, told Newsweek. "After adjustment for a range of socioeconomic and health factors, later-life food insecurity remained associated with higher odds of probable dementia, while food insecurity in midlife alone did not show a statistically significant association." Read More on Health The study, published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, found that older adults who experienced food insecurity in both midlife and later life had nearly four times the risk of probable dementia compared with those who remained food secure throughout. The strongest link appeared among people who faced food insecurity specifically in later life, while experiencing food insecurity in midlife alone showed no significant connection to dementia risk. How the Study Was Conducted Researchers used data from the Panel...