US News and World Report
(HealthDay News)
Home, family, club activities appear to enhance creation of new brain cells, study finds
-- Cognitive and social activity in midlife may significantly reduce men's risk of Alzheimer's and related dementias, says a U.S. study that followed 147 male twin pairs for 28 years.
Among the twins, higher cognitive activity scores predicted a 26 percent reduction in risk for developing dementia first. Twins who developed dementia first had significantly lower total cognitive activity scores than twins who didn't develop dementia....read the whole story
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