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Memory and brain health

Is forgetting names normal at 70?

Is forgetting names normal at 70?

12 May 2026 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Early Detection, Education

Mostly it is normal, and the useful test is not how often you forget but what happens next. A name that arrives twenty minutes later was never lost; retrieving it simply took longer than the conversation allowed. Information …

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Why one memory result is worth less than two

Why one memory result is worth less than two

14 January 2026 in Memory Health, Memory Testing & Tools, Cognitive Assessment, Education

A single memory result answers one question: are you unusual for someone of your age and education. A second result, taken later, answers the question people actually care about, which is whether anything has changed. Only one of …

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You noticed something at Thanksgiving. What now?

You noticed something at Thanksgiving. What now?

25 November 2025 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Early Detection, Education

Holiday gatherings are when families tend to notice a change, because you are comparing against a memory from last year rather than against yesterday. Here is what separates ordinary forgetting from a pattern worth checking, how to raise …

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When does low mood look like a memory problem?

When does low mood look like a memory problem?

10 October 2025 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Health, Education

Start with the good news, because it is rarer than it should be in this subject. In a study of 10,189 people followed for 28 years, depression during working life did not raise the risk of dementia at …

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The power of knowing: why memory awareness matters

The power of knowing: why memory awareness matters

20 May 2025 in Memory Health, Early Detection, Neurology, Cognitive Assessment

As we move through our 50s, 60s, and beyond, many of us notice changes in how we remember things. Names might take longer to come to mind. We might walk into a room and forget why we went …

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Your brain’s best age: the complete picture

Your brain’s best age: the complete picture

22 April 2025 in Memory Health, Exercise & the Brain, Health, Wellness, Brain Health, Education

You’ve learned how movement can spark memory, how walking patterns can sharpen recall, and how strength training builds mental stamina. Now it’s time to bring everything together. In this final chapter, we look at the complete picture of …

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Strength training for sentence structure: build mental stamina

Strength training for sentence structure: build mental stamina

15 April 2025 in Memory Health, Memory, Education

Have you ever started telling a story-only to lose your place halfway through? Or felt surprisingly drained after a long conversation? These lapses aren’t just signs of aging; they’re signs that your brain, like your body, might need …

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The MIND diet: a simple path to brain-friendly eating

The MIND diet: a simple path to brain-friendly eating

24 March 2025 in Memory Health, Health, Brain Health, Education

If the idea of reading nutrition labels, counting grams of sugar, or tracking omega-3 intake feels overwhelming, there’s good news: You don’t have to. What if there was a simple way to eat that naturally supports your brain …

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Sleep’s crucial role in memory protection

Sleep’s crucial role in memory protection

17 March 2025 in Memory Health, Health, Wellness, Brain Health, Education

After exploring how dietary habits impact memory and brain health, we now turn to another essential-yet often underappreciated-pillar of cognitive wellness: sleep. Sleep is not just downtime for your body; it’s a vital period of memory consolidation, toxin …

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The sugar-memory connection: what science reveals

The sugar-memory connection: what science reveals

3 March 2025 in Memory Health, Health, Cognitive Assessment, Brain Health, Education

Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why you went there? While occasional memory lapses are a normal part of life, especially as we age, research now suggests that diet plays a critical role in how …

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