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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Dementia is a broad term referring to conditions that fit characteristics of cognitive decline. It progresses to interfering with thinking ability and memory.
Does a Hysterectomy or Oophorectomy Increase the Likelihood of Dementia?
Shorter reproductive life spans and hysterectomy increase the risk of developing some type of dementia, although the reasons for this are still unclear.
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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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Are Robots the Future of Senior Care?
Robots are taking on an increasingly important role in helping seniors fulfill small tasks, freeing up the caregiver to focus on human interaction.
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Does Sugar Have a Negative Impact on Your Brain?
While the brain uses natural sources of glucose for fuel, consumption of added sugars can lead to significant consequences for both brain and body.
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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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Choline: The Essential Nutrient You Aren’t Getting Enough Of
Of all the things present in your diet that you might think you’re not getting enough of, choline isn’t likely to be one of them. Healthy fats, protein, iron and…
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Is Blood Type a Factor in Dementia Risk?
According to studies published in recent years, blood type is an important factor in determining risk for developing dementia in older adults.
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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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Age Related Cognitive Decline – What to Expect?
Most of us will suffer age related cognitive decline as we grow old, but at the same time, most of us can live happily with this condition.
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