WHO issues guidelines to reduce the risk of dementia

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Guidelines say people can reduce their risk of dementia by adopting a healthy lifestyle, and exercising their bodies and brains.

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Published 15 May 2019 1:24pm

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WHO issues guidelines to reduce the risk of dementia

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