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- A study from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health suggests that increased physical activity in midlife may reduce Alzheimer's disease risk.
- Regular exercise prevents harmful protein buildup in the brain and enhances cognitive function.
- The World Health Organization advises 150-300 minutes of moderate activity weekly for optimal brain health.
- The research highlights the significance of lifestyle changes for Alzheimer's prevention, especially during middle age.
