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Brain Aging

Brain Aging and Dementia: New Insights and Perspectives

Brain aging is the ultimate cognitive effect of aging, with the brain structure and function gradually deteriorating. Over time, our memories will fail us, our muscles will atrophy, and our minds will slow. Things like diet, but not just that, also exercise, mental habits, and brain age. Understanding the links between brain aging and dementia risk is critical to creating effective prevention efforts. During the Dementia World Conference (DWC), the correlation between dementia and healthy eating is explored the newest studies.

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Causes and Prevention of Dementia
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