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Active social life can help cut dementia risk, says WHO

Geneva (dpa) – An active social life, alongside exercise and a healthy diet, can reduce the risk of dementia, the World Health Organization (WHO) says in its latest…

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Published: July 15, 2026 21:36:04 IST

Geneva (dpa) – An active social life, alongside exercise and a healthy diet, can reduce the risk of dementia, the World Health Organization (WHO) says in its latest guidelines on preventing dementia

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