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Moderate Physical Exercise, DASH Diet Protective Against Age-Related Cognitive Decline
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Title Moderate Physical Exercise, DASH Diet Protective Against Age-Related Cognitive Decline
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/706680?src=rss
Description Regular physical exercise and a heart-healthy diet, 2 of the mainstays of good physical health, may also be protective against age-related cognitive decline and dementia, 2 new studies suggests. Medscape Medical News
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Date Jul 30, 2009
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