Even With Alzheimer's Pathology, Healthy Lifestyles May Preserve Cognition
More data support the idea of 'cognitive reserve'
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More data support the idea of 'cognitive reserve'
A new study published in the journal JAMA Neurology found that sticking to the Mediterranean diet can keep a person's mind sharp into old age -- even if the brain shows signs of Alzheimer's disease.
A diet high in whole grains is associated with slower cognitive decline among older Black adults, according to a study.
The relationship between loneliness and cognitive decline among older adults is partially mediated by pathological brain changes.
The relationship between loneliness and cognitive decline among older adults is partially mediated by pathological brain changes.