"We found that the lifestyle-cognition association was independent of Alzheimer's disease pathology burden," said Klodian Dhana, the lead author of the study.
The participants lived to an 'average age of 91, underwent regular cognitive and physical testing, and filled out annual questionnaires on their lifestyles for over two decades before they died,' according to the study.
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