Walk Away from Dementia

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A new study, conducted by researchers in Denmark and Australia, indicates that walking may be the best way to prevent dementia. Is there a catch? Well, a slight one. According to the study, you need to walk 9,800 steps daily to gain this benefit.

So, set your step counters and start walking!

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