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Dogs and humans both can get dementia - more walks can help

Dogs and humans both can get dementia - more walks can help
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Dogs and humans both can get dementia More walks can help

Dogs and humans both can get dementia More walks can help
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Study: Walking at least 10,000 steps a day reduces risk of dementia by as much as 50%

Walking is an accessible exercise for people of all ages. According to a study, doing it every day can help protect against dementia. Findings published in the journal JAMA Neurology revealed [.]

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This Is More Important Than Walking 10,000 Steps

Taking 10,000 steps a day is a beneficial habit, which to a certain extent, reflects the degree of .

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study shows 10,000 steps brisk pace decrease dementia risk

The health benefits of walking at least 10,000 steps daily have been backed by myriad research. Want better results? Do them as fast as you comfortably can.

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