January 10, 2025
Statistically speaking, every six seconds, someone in the world is told that they have Alzheimer’s disease — a brain condition that causes mental decline and erodes your ability to remember, think and learn.
Age, genetics and family history — risk factors we can’t change — are considered driving forces behind this form of dementia.
But that doesn’t make you powerless when it comes to limiting the possibility of cognitive decline. There are ways to help reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s. Let’s find out more from neuropsychologist Jessica Caldwell, PhD in this Cleveland Clinic article: Can You Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease?
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