The first authoritative paper on the prevention of Alzheimer's disease was published, with 10 key points from experts from around the world.

When it comes to Alzheimer's disease, "Su Daqiang" is perhaps the most well-known Alzheimer's patient in ChinaAlzheimer's disease is a sexual neurological disorder that impairs the mind, memory and independence of patients and leads to premature deathAccording to the World Annual Report on Alzheimer's Disease, the number of people with dementia is the sixth leading cause of death in the world by about one person with dementia every secondThere are currently about 10,000 People with Alzheimer's disease in China who expect to surpass 10,000 in the year, which has become a major public health problem that seriously affects the health and quality of life of the global populationHow to prevent Alzheimer's disease? Is a hot topic of great concern, although the public is divided but has not been conclusiveThe world's first international guidelines for evidence-based prevention of Alzheimer's disease, published by Chinese scholars, is the study's lead author: "A growing body of epidemiological studies suggests that Alzheimer's disease is a preventable and effective risk factor for effective risk factors, and that the rational use of protective factors can significantly reduce morbidity and prevalence." Professor Yu Jintai, a neurology professor at Huashan Hospital affiliated with Fudan University, saidProfessor Yu Jintai, Clinical Research Team of Neurology, Huashan Hospital, affiliated with Fudan University, as the lead of the research project, collaborated with experts from the International Gerontology Society, the United States, Canada, Singapore, Greece and many other Chinese experts over a period of five years to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of existing research evidence and to develop the world's first International Guide to Evidence-based Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease (herein after the "International Guide") Which is of great significance for the development of Alzheimer's prevention strategiesThe study, published in the Journal of Neurology and Neurosurgery in the British Medical Journal, a leading international journal in the field, and selected by the publishing house for publication for the media to be published to the global international media, has attracted wide attention from the international medical communityThe main points of the prevention of Alzheimer's disease are highly recommended by the International Guidelines for the study's recommendation at a level for an Intervention of An Alzheimer's Influence Factor, one of which has a level of evidence (both highly recommended)The main points include: people over age should keep their BMI within a certain range should not be too thin; engage in more cognitive activities such as reading, chess and other stimulating mental activities; maintain a healthy lifestyle to avoid diabetes should closely monitor their cognitive function loss for diabetics; Maintaining good mental health should closely monitor their cognitive function for patients who already have depressive symptoms; relax to avoid excessive stress in the early years; be educated as much as possible in early years; regularly test blood homocysteine levels for patients with high homocysteine blood and closely monitor their cognitive function status in patients with high homocysteine patients, and closely monitor their cognitive function status in addition to the above important points", "international guidelines" also clearly indicate that estrogen replacement therapy and acetyyl bilesterasee inhibitors are not recommended for the prevention of Alzheimer's diseaseThere are also some key points that belong to the weak recommended level such as adhere to regular physical exercise do not smoke, quit smoking to ensure adequate good sleep to avoid cerebrovascular disease timely vitamin supplementation, folic acid and so onThe main symptoms of early detection, early diagnosis, early treatment of mild cognitive impairment caused by Alzheimer's disease are: forgetting recent events and planning to do things you can't remember the names of people or things you can't remember what you know and forget what you've put in stead and don't go ahead with previous interests dealing with complex financial problems and declining planning management skills without affecting daily life, work, and socializingMild cognitive impairment caused by Alzheimer's disease, though different from dementia, is a high-risk group of Alzheimer's disease that, if not interfered with, will gradually develop into Alzheimer's disease and experience a course of disease ranging from mild to moderate to severe Alzheimer's diseaseTherefore, early detection, early diagnosis, early treatment in the stage of mild cognitive impairment can delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease or the development of alzheimer's diseaseProfessor Tulip said: "Early intervention and treatment of mild cognitive impairment caused by Alzheimer's disease is promising to prevent the onset of Alzheimer's disease"The concept of mild cognitive impairment intervention greatly advances the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease and reflects the important clinical and social significance of the new concept of early prevention and early intervention of disease diagnosis and treatment