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A groundbreaking study led by researchers at Columbia University and Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard has revealed that taking a daily multivitamin supplement can help slow down age-related memory decline. This discovery offers hope for older adults who are concerned about cognitive aging.
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Taking a daily multivitamin may help maintain memory in older adults during the aging process, new research suggests, potentially providing a “safe, accessible, and affordable” way to protect cognitive health.
Taking a daily multivitamin may help slow age-related memory decline, a new study has found.
Older adults who took a multivitamin each day for three years found a mild improvement in their memory after one year compared with people taking a placebo, or sugar pill, a new study found.
Multivitamins provide a "simple, inexpensive way" to slow down memory decline.