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This one simple habit can cut your risk of dementia

Por: MarketWatch Business January 16, 2023

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Read: Harvard Medical School published an  listing six factors that may help prevent cognitive decline: A friend’s mother suffered from severe Alzheimer’s disease. He was concerned that this might increase his risk, and he expressed this concern to his doctor at an annual checkup. The doctor had a similar family history and shared my friend’s concern. He told him that he’d been studying dementia for a number of years and that, among... + full article



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