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Can getting fitter prevent brain diseases?

Mental health and physical health are closely connected, even though they are often treated as separate areas. A new large study has found that improving physical fitness, especially how well the heart and lungs work, may help lower the risk of serious mental and brain conditions. The study was carried out by an international group […] The post Can getting fitter prevent brain diseases? appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.

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