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Being social, educated, and employed helps prevent cognitive decline ...
Findings from a recent study suggest that staying involved in social and mental activities long-term can benefit cognitive health in older age. Being social, educated, and employed helps prevent ... Read More
Tips to prevent cognitive decline - CBS Pittsburgh
Getting quality sleep, managing stress, staying active, being social, and keeping your brain engaged can help stave off brain decline. For some people, it's easier said than done, and part of it ... Read More
Social activity can prevent cognitive decline in some nursing home ...
Participation in social activities can offer some protection against cognitive decline among those in long-term care communities, according to a report published Tuesday in the Journal of ... Read More
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