Scientists identify three things to avoid in middle age to stave off dementia
Maintaining normal blood pressure, avoiding diabetes and not smoking between the ages of 45 and 65 could help keep dementia away for an extra 13 years, a study has found. Women also lived longer without dementia than men, while white participants were dementia-free for longer than black participants, regardless of how many risk factors they had, it showed. The researchers, from NYU Langone…
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