n. 生活方式
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle in mid-life, decades before disease sets in, makes sense, said David Knopman, a fellow of the American Academy of Neurology, who was not involved in the study.
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L) The message isn’t that everyone needs to run marathons in middle age, Knopman said, but a healthy lifestyle pays off.
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N) Several lifestyle studies are getting underway soon, including one backed by the Alzheimer’s Association called the US POINTER study, which will offer at-risk adults, ages 60–79, a series of lifestyle interventions (干预) to see if they impact Alzheimer’s risk.
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In the next three to five years, these studies should allow researchers to provide clearer recommendations for exercise and other lifestyle modifications that might reduce Alzheimer’s risk, such as sleep, diet and social activities, Fargo said.
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According to Knopman, the study gives the message that a healthy lifestyle is beneficial, but not that all the middle-aged need heavy exercise.
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