Individuals who were the most socially active delayed dementia onset byfive yearscompared to those with minimal social interactions.
They also saw a reduced risk of mild cognitive impairment, anearly stage of memory decline.
Individuals who were the most socially active delayed dementia onset byfive yearscompared to those with minimal social interactions.
They also saw a reduced risk of mild cognitive impairment, anearly stage of memory decline.