Why Old Dogs Might Be Able to Teach Alzheimer’s Researchers New Tricks
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To make savings in health spending, is the solution to give a puppy to everyone? Japanese scientists have searched for more than seven years a sample of the population. And the results show that caring for a dog is a real exercise for the brain.
A Japanese study has shown that possessing a dog could reduce the risk of degenerative brain disease in elderly people. This could prevent the development of Alzheimer's disease or dementia. And if possessing a dog could be the cure for dementia or Alzheimer's disease? This is what a Japanese study published in Preventive Medicine Reports has tried to demonstrate. For nearly seven years, researchers from the National Institute of Environmental S…
Having a dog in the house could help significantly reduce the risk of dementia in the elderly and, in L'articolo A dog in the house helps against dementia, the Japanese study: "It can save the State 850 million euros" comes from daily Blitz.
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