Age-related cognitive decline and dementia are strongly associated with lifestyle choices; therefore, their prevention requires a multi-domain approach (that is tailored to address individual risks). This means that any prevention strategy needs to address all the domains of our lives: food and eating habits, physical...
Healthy people can experience memory loss or memory distortion at any age. Some of these memory flaws become more pronounced with age, but unless they are extreme and persistent, they are not considered indicators of Dementia or other memory-impairing illnesses. What causes normal memory loss? There is...
The human mind is a wondrous thing. Just look around you at the development of technologies, economies, experiences, and interactions that could not have existed even 20 years ago. We create things. Develop things. Turn concepts into reality. We seek ways to improve our livelihoods and environments for...
Cognitive skills, sometimes referred to as cognitive or brain functions, are the “tools” we use to mentally learn, remember, process and interpret the world around us. We also use cognitive skills to evaluate, analyze, apply knowledge, reason, decide, solve problems and take actions. While some...