Five Easy Anti-Aging Habits You Can Start Right Now
Combatting age-related cognitive decline doesn’t have to always be a huge project. You can take small steps in the right direction with these daily habits.
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Steps You Can Take to Prevent Falls
Avoiding falls is important for seniors as they are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for those over 65. These steps can help you reduce the risk.
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Is There A Connection Between Chocolate and Better Brain Function?
Studies have associated eating dark chocolate and cocoa with better brain performance and enhanced memory, but it’s wise to remember that moderation is key.
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Will Robots Become Caretakers For Seniors?
The future is almost here, as robots become more sophisticated and engineers begin to design them for an important function: taking care of a growing elderly population.
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How The Coronavirus May Impact Cognition
Studies have shown the coronavirus has an impact on cognition even after patients have recovered. Issues include impaired memory and the ability to sustain attention.
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Scientists Discover What Might Be An Anti-Aging Molecule
Research into combating age-related cognitive decline is happening in many areas simultaneously. That includes a study that uncovered the role a molecule plays in repairing DNA and reversing the aging process.
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5 Reasons to Be Thankful for Your Age
Here are 5 reasons to be thankful for your age and enjoy where you are in life. As it turns out, there are plenty of good things that come with age.
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The Connections Between Financial Literacy And Cognitive Health
Your level of financial literacy may provide a clue to your risk of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, as does your confidence in your own financial abilities.
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The Connection Between Insomnia and Cognitive Health
A new study has found that lack of sleep can lead to cognitive impairment, especially those who already have cardiometabolic risk factors.
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Can Red Wine and Cheese Protect Cognitive Function?
A new study associates consuming red wine, cheese and lamb with a lower risk of decline in cognitive function, although it’s important to remember that moderation is key.
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