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Peru’s Mental Health Institute Issues Practical Guidance to Preserve Cognitive Health in Alzheimer’s

The guidance stresses early detection, lifestyle measures to slow decline, caregiver supports, 24/7 mental‑health advice.

Coffee, With or Without Caffeine, Alters Gut Microbes and Eases Stress, Study Finds

Blood Test Detects Alzheimer’s Risk Years Before PET Scans

Long-Term Studies Link Lifelong Mental Engagement and Boosted Speed Training to Lower Dementia Risk

20-Year Follow-Up Links Adaptive Speed Training to 25% Lower Dementia Risk

Lifelong Learning and Speed Training Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in New Long-Term Studies

Walking 3,000–7,500 Steps Tied to 3–7-Year Delay in Cognitive Decline in At-Risk Older Adults

5,000–7,500 Daily Steps Tied to Years-Long Delay in Alzheimer’s-Related Decline, Study Finds

Structured Lifestyle Program Outperforms Self-Guided Approach in Slowing Cognitive Aging