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Positive mental wellbeing linked to better brain health in later life

Positive mental wellbeing is related to better brain health among older adults and can even reduce the risk of dementia and cognitive decline later in life according to a new report launched by the Global Council on Brain Health (GCBH).

Positive mental wellbeing is related to better brain health among older adults and can even reduce the risk of dementia and cognitive decline later in life according to a new report launched by the Global Council on Brain Health (GCBH). Age UK, a founding collaborator in the GCBH, is highlighting the evidence contained in the report that shows that feeling good, functioning well and being able to cope with life’s challenges are all related to better brain health as we age. Whereas, poor mental wellbeing €“ like having feelings of hopelessness and pessimism – may interfere with the ability to think

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