Memory Decline May Begin As Early As Middle Age, A New Study Suggests
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The loss of memory is no longer felt only in the elderly, but seems to begin from the fifth decade onwards, reveals study
Memory changes are considered a common part of aging, but a new study suggests that some of them may start as early as middle age. The research, published in Cerebral Cortex, examines not only when memory problems appear, but also why they happen. The study involved adults aged 18–74. The researchers showed […] The post Memory Loss: It Starts Much Earlier Than We Thought appeared first on iEidiseis.
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Share on PinterestMemory loss may start earlier in life than scientists had previously thought. Daniel Balakov/ Getty Images Subtle memory loss commonly occurs as we age. Much of aging cognitive changes are due to the changes in areas of the brain, such as the hippocampus. A new study found that the memory loss transition may [...]
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