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  1. Cognitive lifestyle activities are associated with cognitive function in humans.

    “Younger age, more years of education, and more cognitive lifestyle activities were identified as the most consistent determinants of both better cognitive performance”

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    Cognition in People Aged 80 Years and Older: Determinants and Predictors of Change from a Population-Based Representative Study in Germany

    The Journal of frailty & agingJan 1, 2023

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