The new findings suggest healthy habits should be made a priority in early life to stave off or stall the progression of cognitive decline.
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The following article Dementia: Failure to lower stress 'early in life' could double risk of brain decline is courtesy of Daily Express :: Health Feed
The new findings suggest healthy habits should be made a priority in early life to stave off or stall the progression of cognitive decline.
The new findings suggest healthy habits should be made a priority in early life to stave off or stall the progression of cognitive decline.
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