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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Cognitive Decline

New research links high consumption of ultra-processed foods to increased risks of stroke and cognitive decline, advocating for diets rich in unprocessed foods.

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Challenging Work Can Keep the Brain Healthy as You Age

A new study identified the most and least mentally stimulating jobs and determined their link to cognitive decline and dementia.

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Doctors Are Sharing 6 Common Habits That Are Actually Prematurely Aging Your Brain

These behaviors might not appear a big deal, but they could hurt your brain health in the long run.

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6 Seemingly Harmless Habits That Are Prematurely Aging Your Brain

These behaviors might not appear a big deal, but they could hurt your brain health in the long run.

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The Habits That Can Age Your Brain | HuffPost UK Life

These behaviours might not appear a big deal, but they could hurt your brain health in the long run.

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