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Menopause Does Not Equal Memory Loss
Despite popular belief, the change of life does not mean an inevitable decline in memory skills. Despite popular belief, the change of life does not mean an inevitable decline in memory skills.
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Leisure Activities May Ward Off Alzheimer’s
Reading, social visits, and gardening may all keep the brain humming into old age.
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Fish and Nuts May Ward Off Alzheimer’s
A weekly serving of fish or nuts may help keep the mind sharp into old age.
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Excess Pounds May Boost Alzheimer’s Risk
Need another reason to keep your weight down? In a new study, obesity in older women was linked to Alzheimer's.
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Years of Schooling May Keep Alzheimer’s At Bay
Researchers prevent new evidence that formal education may help protect against Alzheimer's in old age
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“Use It or Lose It” to Reduce Your Alzheimer’s Risk
Reading a novel, playing checkers or waltzing to Mozart may help you stay mentally sharp.
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Living to 100, Clearheaded and Alert:
For many, living to a very old age doesn't mean an inevitable loss of independence and mental decline.
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