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Surprising risk factors that play role in cognitive decline

Por: ABC7 Health February 09, 2023

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LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Can't find your phone or remember where you parked your car? It's not always a sign of aging.New findings show aging is only a small part of what causes cognitive decline.Ten million new cases of dementia are diagnosed every year, but you might be surprised what other risk factors, besides aging, play a role.New findings in the Public Library Science Journal found age only explained 23% of cognitive decline in... + full article



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