Exercise in childhood may prevent cognitive decline later
A study on rats has found that exercise at a young age may stave off cognitive impairment much later in life by creating a cognitive reserve....
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A study on rats has found that exercise at a young age may stave off cognitive impairment much later in life by creating a cognitive reserve....
read moreExercise can significantly improve brain function after stroke In a study of 735 stroke survivors, researchers found that structured physical activity training significantly improved cognitive deficits regardless of the length of the program....
read moreCompared to stretching, aerobic exercise creates greater preservation of total brain volume, increased local gray matter volume and increased directional stretch of brain tissue....
read moreAccording to a new study from the University of Sydney, gradually increasing muscle strength improve cognitive function for those between 55 and 68....
read moreResearchers have learned that regular exercise may help ward off memory decline for people with vascular cognitive impairment....
read moreAlthough for most people, aerobic exercise increases cognitive processing and short-term memory, people exposed to high levels of mercury before birth do not reap the same benefits from aerobic exercise....
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