- New research shows quitting smoking, even in midlife or later, slows memory loss and cognitive decline Times of India
- Dementia risk for people who quit smoking in middle age ‘same as someone who never smoked’ The Guardian
- Older smokers STILL have a chance to stub out dementia odds, study finds Daily Mail
- Stopping smoking later in life associated with reduced cognitive decline, study finds Bioengineer.org
- Quitting Smoking in Middle Age Linked to Slower Cognitive Decline, UCL Study Finds geneonline.com
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