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18 18  1. Solan, M. (2023, 1 januari). //Taking more steps a day might reduce dementia risk//. Harvard Health. [[https:~~/~~/www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/taking-more-steps-a-day-might-reduce-dementia-risk#:~~~~:text=Taking%20at%20least%203%2C800%20steps,age%2061%2C%20for%2034%20months>>https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/taking-more-steps-a-day-might-reduce-dementia-risk#:~~:text=Taking%20at%20least%203%2C800%20steps,age%2061%2C%20for%2034%20months]]
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