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Not smoking, having normal BP and no diabetes may extend life without dementia by almost 13 years, a new study in Neurology Open Access shows.“Our findings support prevention of risk factors developing in midlife as a strategy for delaying the onset of dementia and maintaining brain health,” Josef Coresh, MD, PhD, a professor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, said in a press
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