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Walking is free – why are we paying for alternatives?

Posted on July 14, 2014 by Julia Manning

Several papers lead on the story today that taking regular exercise reduces your chances of developing Alzheimer’s disease, here from @lauradonlee in the Telegraph and Sophie Borland in the Mail. Seven different lifestyle factors (weight, smoking, blood pressure, healthy diet … Continue reading →

Posted in Health and Wellbeing | Tagged Alzheimer's, exercise, physical activity, social prescribing, walking | Leave a comment

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