dementia
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Regular Physical Activity Linked to Increased Brain Size and Reduced Alzheimer's Risk
A recent study reveals that regular moderate to vigorous physical activity significantly increases brain size, particularly in areas crucial for cognitive function.
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Dementia, Brain Impacts Found To Be Robust In Areas Polluted By Wildfires
Dogs Who Walk Slowly Could Be Suffering From Dementia, Research Shows
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US Approves Groundbreaking Alzheimer's Disease Drug Lecanemab Amid Multiple Deaths Reported
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Ancient Relaxation Technique Could Protect Older People from Alzheimer's Disease
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Doggy Dementia: A Progressive Brain Disease in Dogs
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Scientists Found a Blood Protein Responsible for the Pathogenesis of Alzheimer's Disease
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New Study Shows Common Viruses in Dormant Neurons Could be Responsible for Causing Alzheimer's Disease
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Low Wages in Working Years Found to be Linked with Rapid Memory Decline Later in Life: New Study
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Researchers Revealed Consuming Ultra Processed Foods May Have Higher Risks of Developing Dementia
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Air Pollution May Have Raised the Likelihood of Developing Dementia
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Lifestyle During Adulthood Affects Dementia Development More Than Aging Factors: New Study
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People Administered with Flu Shot are 40% Less Likely to Develop Alzheimer's Disease
![Alzheimer's Disease: 500,000 Medical Records Link Viruses, Strengthening the Illness' Causal Relation With Pathogens [Study]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/68976/alzheimers-disease-500000-medical-records-link-viruses-strengthening-illness-causal-relation.jpg?w=242&h=135&f=f1e9415e6ab6b11ff12cf67ba5215c55)





