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Grip strength training in middle age may reduce dementia risk, per Johns Hopkins research.
Building grip strength during middle age may reduce the risk of dementia, according to research from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Experts say grip strength acts as a measurable indicator of overall neurological health and brain function.
Maintaining strength between ages 45 and 65, particularly through full-body training, can significantly lower dementia risk compared to less active individuals.
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El entrenamiento para la fuerza de agarre en la mediana edad puede reducir el riesgo de demencia, según una investigación de Johns Hopkins.