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Study Hopes to help Patients Outpace Alzheimer's Disease

March 3, 2017

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Walk away from Alzheimer's

Exercise can do wonders for your heart health, but can it also help ward off Alzheimer's disease? A national study is testing whether working out and taking medication to lower cholesterol and blood pressure can keep memories intact.

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