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People who avoid 3 key things live nearly 13 years longer without dementia: study - New York Post

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Allie Yang
People who avoid 3 key things live nearly 13 years longer without dementia: study - New York Post
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A new study suggests that avoiding smoking, high blood pressure, and diabetes in middle age can significantly delay the onset of dementia. Researchers found that individuals who manage these three risk factors live nearly 13 years longer without cognitive decline.

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