Seniors who engaged in memory strategies two hours a week had enduring thinking benefits, a new study suggests.

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but what about brain health? On Tuesday, Sept. 24, North Carolina AARP and Rufty-Holmes Senior Center will team up to present a free workshop to learn about the “Six Pillars of Brain Health.” ...

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Our bodies naturally age, but engaged seniors who are proactive about their health can slow the process. Proper exercise (at least 30 minutes a day, five days a week), socializing, and incorporating ...

As people age, the brain naturally changes. Cognitive decline and memory loss come into greater focus. Remembering names and memories may take longer than usual. Processing conversations may involve ...

Playing A Variety Of Card Games Playing a variety of card games is a great brain exercise for improving the memory of seniors. Studies indicate playing card games, such as bridge, can aid in ...

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Under the aegis of Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI), people coming together from all around the world celebrates the month of September as World Alzheimer’s Month and commemorates World ...

As the saying goes, one can be an accident, two can be a coincidence but three is often a trend. Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was just diagnosed with the third concussion of his NFL ...