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Community Gatherings Halve Cognitive Disability Risk in Older Adults
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A longitudinal study from Osaka Metropolitan University found that community group participation reduces the risk of cognitive disability by 50% in sedentary older adults. The effect was not statistically significant for those who already exercise regularly.
Summary: A four-year longitudinal study demonstrates that participation in community gathering places significantly reduces the risk of cognitive disability among older adults who do not exercise regularly.
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