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Three Mid-Life Factors Linked to Dementia Prevention
A new study suggests that maintaining normal blood pressure, avoiding type 2 diabetes, and abstaining from smoking in middle age can significantly impact the number of years a person lives without dementia. These three health factors are highlighted as crucial for long-term brain health.
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