Structured lifestyle changes linked to preserved cognition in at-risk seniors at AAIC
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At AAIC, researchers highlighted a Latin American study hailed as landmark showing that an intensive, structured risk-reduction program—focusing on diet, exercise, cardiovascular monitoring, and social engagement—better preserved cognitive function in older adults at risk for dementia than a less structured approach, underscoring that healthy habits support brain health.
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