Nose-picking and other habits that can cause Alzheimer's

Nose-picking is a common habit that many people engage in without giving it much thought. However, it may put one at risk of Alzheimer.
Nose-picking is a common habit that many people engage in without giving it much thought. However, it may put one at risk of Alzheimer's disease.  | Health

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