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One of the most concerning possibilities is dementia, which affects almost 10 percent of U.S. adults over the age of 65.

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According to a new study, Mahjong, a game that is popular in Asian countries, could slow cognitive deterioration and ...

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More marathons followed, and although he is aware that fitness doesn’t always prevent Alzheimer’s, he is keen to minimise the risks as much as possible. “Although I’d never been a big ...