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Boost Brain Health: Exercise, Diet, and Mental Training

10/11/2025

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A US study shows adults aged 60–79 can improve memory and thinking through regular exercise, the MIND diet, and mental training, presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference.
The conference notes that structured routines yield better results than general advice.
Learning a musical instrument can stimulate brain regions, improve mood, and may reduce dementia risk.
Experts also advise daily habits—social engagement, quality sleep, and a nutritious diet—to support brain health.

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A US study shows adults aged 60–79 can improve memory and thinking through regular exercise, the MIND diet, and mental training, presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference.
The conference notes that structured routines yield better results than general advice.
Learning a musical instrument can stimulate brain regions, improve mood, and may reduce dementia risk.
Experts also advise daily habits—social engagement, quality sleep, and a nutritious diet—to support brain health.