Dog Ownership Can Cut Dementia Risk By 40% In Older People - Asian Scientist Magazine
People with dogs tend to get into the habit of physical activity and forming social connections, which reduces their dementia risk.
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People with dogs tend to get into the habit of physical activity and forming social connections, which reduces their dementia risk.
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The experts compared the mental health of older adults who were current dog owners, previous owners, and those who never owned a dog.