Exercising regularly could help promote brain health and prevent diseases like Alzheimer's, a new study suggests.
Dr Maree Farrow, co-author of the paper released by Alzheimer's Australia and Fitness Australia, said that about half of Alzheimer cases are potentially attributable to risk factors one can change, News.com.au reported.
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The study showed that a little boost in the number of physically active people could have a dramatic impact on the number of dementia cases.
Source: ANI
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