Exercise may protect the brain from 'silent strokes'
Jogging, swimming, biking or other moderate to intense physical activity may protect the brain from silent strokes or small brain lesions that can lead to mental decline and increase the chances of a future stroke, a new study from Columbia University suggests. Researchers revealed that moderate to intense physical activity cuts seniors' risk by 40 percent.
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