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Studies Find Health Gains Start Between 2,000 and 7,000 Steps

Recent reviews show most benefits accrue well below 10,000 steps, with higher-intensity walking and muscle-strengthening recommended to boost gains.

WHO Says Up to 45% of Dementia Risk Could Be Prevented and Adds Air Pollution to Its Guidance

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Lower Attention and Higher Dementia-Risk Scores in Midlife Study

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Measurable Drops in Attention, Even With Healthy Diets

Study Maps Nicotine-Driven Lung–Brain Pathway Tied to Dementia Markers

Study Links Higher Midlife Vitamin D to Lower Tau on Brain Scans

Trump Misstates His Father's Birthplace During Oval Office Exchange With German Chancellor

DOJ Release Publishes 2017 Epstein Email Noting Dinner Guests’ Dementia Concerns About Trump

Psychologist Warns Trump’s Cognitive Decline Poses ‘Grave Risk’

Weekend ‘Social Apnoea’ Drives 18% Rise in OSA Severity, Study Finds

Seniors’ Financial Confidence Grows With Age, Falters in Alzheimer’s