Magnesium and calcium deficiencies linked to cognitive decline in seniors
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The Concurrent Association of Magnesium and Calcium Deficiencies with Cognitive Function in Older Hospitalized Adults | MDPI
Background/Objectives: Hypomagnesemia and hypocalcemia are common conditions among older adults that may contribute to cognitive decline.
Research found working, volunteering and engaging in activities like word games, computer use and socializing improved cognitive health in older adults.Even if someone has the APOE ε4 allele, modifiable factors like cognitively stimulating activities can promote cognitive health
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University of Hawaiʻi System News
How genetics, lifestyle promote cognitive health in older adults | University of Hawaiʻi System News
Work, volunteering and leisure activities are associated with better cognitive health in older adults, even for those at genetic risk for Alzheimer’s.
Adults over 65 whose weight decreases by more than 5% may experience faster cognitive decline. People whose weight varied the least demonstrated the lowest amount of cognitive decline, while people whose weight varied the most demonstrated between two and four times as much cognitive decline. 🧠📉👵👴
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Study Reveals Why Older Adults Are Using Cannabis Edibles: many older adults start cannabis seeking more effective or non-pharmaceutical options to manage sleep, pain, or mental health, and that many people base their decisions on word of mouth rather than discussions with health care providers.
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University of Utah Health | University of Utah Health
Study Reveals Why Older Adults Are Using Cannabis Edibles
A new study finds that many older adults start cannabis seeking more effective or non-pharmaceutical options to manage sleep, pain, or mental health, basing their decisions on word of mouth rather than discussions with health care providers.