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A Review of Wide Bore Systems as MRI Turns 50

A Review of Wide Bore Systems as MRI Turns 50
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Lots of sitting may boost older adults dementia risk

Older adults who spend a lot of time engaging in sedentary behavior like sitting around watching TV may have a higher risk of dementia.

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Health news: Sitting for this many hours a day could increase the risk of dementia

Health news: Sitting for this many hours a day could increase the risk of dementia
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Health news: Sitting for this many hours a day could increase the risk of dementia

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Large Amounts of Sedentary Time Associated With Higher Dementia Risk

Adults aged 60 and older who spend more time engaging in sedentary behaviors like sitting while watching TV or driving may be at increased risk of developing dementia.

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