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The Boston Globe
How aging benefits our brains
As people age, their brains tend to shrink and experience some decline in cognitive functions, but gains in knowledge and experience can help compensate and even improve certain abilities. Research indicates that crystallized knowledge often continues to grow, while some aspects of fluid intelligence, such as decision-making and focus, may improve or be maintained through active engagement and learning. Developing a strong cognitive reserve through continued mental stimulation can help mitigate age-related decline, and older adults often report higher levels of emotional well-being and optimism, which are linked to better cognitive health.
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