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Social Activities Boost Seniors' Cognition
A Chinese scientific study has shown that participating in social activities is linked to improvements in cognitive and mental abilities among seniors, including memory and executive functions. The study involved more than 57,700 participants from 24 countries and was monitored over a six-year period. It found that those who engage in activities such as volunteering, being members of sports clubs, or attending training courses tend to perform better cognitively—particularly among women, seniors aged 60 and above, those with higher education, individuals living alone, and residents of rural areas. This highlights the importance of encouraging older adults to engage in long-term social activities to help reduce age-related cognitive decline.
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