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Most-fit are 33% less likely to develop Alzheimer s

A new study has found that as fitness improves, people s chances of developing Alzheimer s decreases.

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Physical Fitness Tied to Lower Alzheimer s Risk

The association between physical fitness and dementia risk is inverse, independent, and graded, with even moderate increases in fitness offering some protection.

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AAN: Higher Fitness Level Tied to Lower Alzheimer Disease Risk

Graded association seen between levels of cardiorespiratory fitness and incident Alzheimer disease and related disorders.

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Higher Fitness Level Tied to Lower Alzheimer Disease Risk

Cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) is inversely associated with the risk for incident Alzheimer disease and related disorders (ADRD).

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Physical Fitness Could Help Reduce Alzheimer Risk, New Study Suggests

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