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Keeping the mind active may delay physical symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease for some people – Alzheimer’s Society


Telegraph.co.uk

Keeping the mind active may delay physical symptoms of Alzheimer's disease for some people
Alzheimer’s Society
Research published today (Wednesday 24 February) in Neurology suggests that staying in school for longer and keeping your brain busy may help to delay some of the brain changes in Alzheimer's disease, but only for people with the ApoE4 gene.
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