
Living Near Green Spaces Linked to 21% Lower Risk of Dementia, Major Study Finds
A major public health study reveals that individuals residing near parks and tree canopy face a 21% lower risk of developing dementia.
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A major public health study reveals that individuals residing near parks and tree canopy face a 21% lower risk of developing dementia.

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A landmark global study warns annual dementia cases could hit 24.7 million by 2050, urging governments to overhaul neurological healthcare infrastructure.

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