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Alcohol consumption and the risk of dementia in the oldest old: The Monzino 80‐plus study

Wine, beer, spirits or liqueurs are widely popular beverages worldwide. Several studies have investigated the association between alcohol consumption and dementia with inconsistent results, however very few data are available on this relationship in the oldest‐old. Objectives: To investigate the association of alcohol consumption with the development of dementia in advanced age in a prospective population‐based study of 80‐years or older residents in Varese province, Italy (Monzino 80‐plus Study).