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What prevention methods are there for alzheimer's disease?
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Be healthy & active: Alzheimers is a type of dementia. conditions marked by declining cognitive skill such as memory and difficulty functioning.The exact cause if not as yet known for msot indiviudals. However,medicial conditions such as athrosclerosis that affect the heart can also affect the brain and add to the symptoms. Studies have also shown that exercising your brain and body may help. Stay healthy and active!
Answered 12/18/2014
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