Dementia symptom could start in your ear 10 years before memory loss

A new study reveals that individuals developing early-onset Alzheimer's disease may experience specific symptoms in the ear up to ten years before the onset of memory loss. Many people remain unaware of how far in advance these early warning signs can manifest or what specific indicators to monitor. This discovery highlights a significant window for potential early detection, as these auditory symptoms precede the more commonly recognised cognitive decline associated with the progression of the disease.