HealthCareTips blog: Exercise may protect brain regions that are sensitive to neurodegeneration, according to new brain imaging research (n=2,268) that examined cognitive decline in the elderly. Physical activity is a promising non-pharmacological treatment candidate in cognitive decline such as dementia.

Exercise may protect brain regions that are sensitive to neurodegeneration, according to new brain imaging research (n=2,268) that examined cognitive decline in the elderly. Physical activity is a promising non-pharmacological treatment candidate in cognitive decline such as dementia.

Exercise may protect brain regions that are sensitive to neurodegeneration, according to new brain imaging research (n=2,268) that examined cognitive decline in the elderly. Physical activity is a promising non-pharmacological treatment candidate in cognitive decline such as dementia.

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