Exercise at One Stage of Life May Cut Dementia Risk by Up to 45%

ScienceAlert·Nov 21

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Exercise at certain stages of life may reduce the risk of dementia, with some reports suggesting a decrease of up to 45 percent. The specific life stages associated with this reduced risk are unclear, with some outlets citing midlife, others mentioning mid- and late-life, and still others referencing different activities altogether. The relationship between exercise and dementia risk appears to be complex, with various factors potentially contributing to the reduced risk.

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Exercise at One Stage of Life May Cut Dementia Risk by Up to 45%

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