Evidence‐based Protocols for reducing the probability of Alzheimer's Desease in older adults: Correlational insights in Chilean Study

Sex-specific therapeutic strategies are essential for effectively managing risk factors for Alzheimer's Desease in older adulta. For women addressing emotional needs through connection and support is key, while for men, interventions should focus on fostering purpose and rebuilding social roles. These tailored approaches not only reduce depressive symptoms but also enhance overall well-being contributing to the prevention of long-term health risks such as cognitive decline and dementia. Integrating these findings into public health initiatives can pave the way for more impactful mental health interventions.