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Moving For Work Affects Dementia Risk Differently Than Leisure Exercise, Study Finds
Exercise on your own time lowers dementia risk, but physically demanding jobs may raise it, a new Lancet study finds.
Free-Time Exercise Cuts Dementia Risk 24%, but Job Activity Raises It 20%
Cardiologists have documented a strange pattern for years: physically demanding jobs do not protect the heart the way voluntary exercise does, and can sometimes raise disease r... [5222 chars]
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