The surprising health perks of having a pet
A pet’s unconditional love can bring loads of joy. But particularly for older adults, companion animals can have a big impact on physical health and cognition too.
A pet’s unconditional love can bring loads of joy. But particularly for older adults, companion animals can have a big impact on physical health and cognition too.
Physical activity is always good for the brain. But improving your hand-eye coordination can be even better. Here’s why.
Talking about the past doesn’t just let you relive lovely memories. It may help you stay sharp in the future.
Everyone knows that a breath of fresh air feels great. But research shows that spending time outside can also boost your mood, memory, and cognition.
Regular physical exercise is good for your body and your brain. Here are some easy ways to move more.
Your brain is your body’s control center. But how much do you really know about what it does?
It can get harder to meet new people as you get older. But being social is a key way to keep your brain sharp and your body healthy — and it’s also fun!
Quality rest is essential for keeping your body healthy and your brain sharp. Our expert tips will help you get the z’s you need.
As you get older, keep your brain sharper with these simple activities.
Despite what you might have heard, there’s a lot more to learn past retirement age. Don’t fall for these myths on aging and brain health.