Is Creating Art Good for the Aging Brain?
Whether it’s writing a play, shaping a sculpture or painting a scenic landscape, a creative endeavor has the power to improve cognitive performance.
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Does Reading Have an Effect on Dementia?
Research suggests that just the act of reading is associated with a lower risk of dementia, whether it’s newspapers, books, the web or magazines.
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Can Sudoku Keep Your Brain from Aging?
Studies suggest that the brains of people who regularly do puzzles function similarly to people 10 years younger with improvements in speed and performance.
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Does Gender Matter for Risk of Cognitive Impairment?
Research conducted in recent years has reintroduced sex as a variable in assessing cognitive impairment risk factors in older men and women.
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How to Improve Brain Fitness as You Age?
Maintaining brain fitness involves physical and psychological approaches to exercising our minds and keeping our bodies healthy to support our brains.
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Is There a Cure for Dementia?
There is no clear cure for dementia, however, there are promising treatments for dementia that may lead to a cure in the future.
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Cognitive Training Can Result in Long-Term Improvement
Cognitive function can be improved by factors including physical activity, social stimulation and cognitive training. This can be in a variety of ways.
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The Long-Term Effects of Concussions for the Aging Brain
Injuries to your brain require time to heal. Studies show that even the mildest concussion can have long term effects that subtly change over time.
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Are Migraines Associated with Cognitive Problems as You Age?
The number of older adults that suffer from migraines is significant, but the actual impact on cognition is debatable according to research.
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The Effects of Storytelling on Cognition
The experience of telling stories and being told stories has been shown to be good for cognition, improving mood, memory and social relationships.
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