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Scientists identify 'physically demanding' jobs that increase dementia risk by a fifth

Daily Mail Health · 18 August 2026 at 23:51

Scientists identify 'physically demanding' jobs that increase dementia risk by a fifth

Jobs that involve strenuous physical activity, heavy lifting or long periods of standing could increase the risk of dementia, a major study has warned.

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Scientists identify 'physically demanding' jobs that increase dementia risk by a fifth

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