Cognitive decline

What is cognitive decline?

Cognitive decline refers to a gradual worsening of mental abilities like memory, reasoning, attention, and language over time. It is a natural part of the aging process, but can be accelerated by medical conditions like Alzheimer's disease.

Some early signs of cognitive decline include:

Causes of cognitive decline

Normal aging accounts for some cognitive decline, but several other factors can accelerate it:

Lifestyle factors like lack of exercise, smoking, social isolation, and low education levels also seem to increase the risk.

Preventing and slowing decline

While some cognitive decline is expected with normal aging, focusing on brain and body health from a young age can delay or minimize it:

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