Midlife Cardiovascular Fitness and Dementia in Women
It looks like research is starting to support exercise as a reliable strategy to prevent dementia.
RESEARCH UPDATE
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Hörder and colleagues found that a high-fitness level, determined by a maximal ergometer cycling test, delayed age at dementia by 9.5 years, and time to dementia onset by 5 years, when compared with a medium fitness level.
It looks like research is starting to support exercise as a reliable strategy to prevent dementia.
Reference
1. Hörder H, Johansson L, Guo X, et al.
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