Review: Exercise Not Proven As Dementia Treatment

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Review: Exercise Not Proven As Dementia Treatment - 18-07-2008, 03:20 AM

Physical activity is a good thing for nearly everybody and clearly boosts alertness and a sense of well-being. So can we use it as a treatment for elderly patients with dementia? That's a good question, but existing research doesn't provide an answer, according to a new Cochrane Library review. "Physical activity may be beneficial for persons with dementia.

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