The Role of Modifiable Risk Factors in Forming Cognitive Reserve in Older Adults With Varying Levels of Cognitive Impairment and Neurodegeneration.

Jason Steffener, Annalise LaPlume

Interdisciplinary School of Health Science, https://ror.org/03c4mmv16University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ONCanada.Interdisciplinary School of Health Science, https://ror.org/03c4mmv16University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ONCanada. · pubmed

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Abstract

Engagement in social, physical, and cognitive activities is beneficial for maintaining cognitive health in later life by providing cognitive reserves against cognitive and neurodegenerative decline.

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Research summary

Engagement in social, physical, and cognitive activities can enhance cognitive reserve in older adults. This paper is relevant as it explores modifiable risk factors that may contribute to cognitive health and resilience against age-related cognitive decline, addressing aspects of longevity and aging.

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