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Cognitive Skills and the Aging Brain: What to Expect
Whether it’s a special episode on the PBS series, “The Secret Life of the Brain” or an entire issue dedicated to the topic in the journal Science, a better understanding of the aging brain is viewed as a key to an improved quality of life in a world where people live longer. Despite dementia and oth...
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Acceso en línea: | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4938247/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27408669 |
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description | Whether it’s a special episode on the PBS series, “The Secret Life of the Brain” or an entire issue dedicated to the topic in the journal Science, a better understanding of the aging brain is viewed as a key to an improved quality of life in a world where people live longer. Despite dementia and other neurobiological disorders that are associated with aging, improved imaging has revealed that even into our seventies, our brains continue producing new neurons. Our author writes about how mental health functions react to the normal aging process, including why an aging brain may even form the basis for wisdom. |
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spelling | pubmed-49382472016-07-12 Cognitive Skills and the Aging Brain: What to Expect Howieson, Diane B. Cerebrum Articles Whether it’s a special episode on the PBS series, “The Secret Life of the Brain” or an entire issue dedicated to the topic in the journal Science, a better understanding of the aging brain is viewed as a key to an improved quality of life in a world where people live longer. Despite dementia and other neurobiological disorders that are associated with aging, improved imaging has revealed that even into our seventies, our brains continue producing new neurons. Our author writes about how mental health functions react to the normal aging process, including why an aging brain may even form the basis for wisdom. The Dana Foundation 2015-12-01 /pmc/articles/PMC4938247/ /pubmed/27408669 Text en Copyright 2015 The Dana Foundation All Rights Reserved |
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title_short | Cognitive Skills and the Aging Brain: What to Expect |
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