One in three Alzheimer's cases 'preventable'
A third of Alzheimer's cases are potentially preventable if people improve their lifestyles, a the Cambridge Institute of Public Health study has shown.
'Tackling physical inactivity' could battle Alzheimer's
Professor Carol Brayne, from Cambridge University's Institute of Public Health, said Alzheimer's could be tackled simply by becoming more active:
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