A new study reveals that the brain’s ability to process information may decline more sharply with age than previously understood, particularly in regions linked to memory and decision-making. Researchers found that even subtle cognitive changes in middle age could accelerate later in life, suggesting early signs of decline may be more critical than assumed. The findings challenge conventional views on aging and highlight the importance of monitoring brain health proactively. Experts say the results could reshape approaches to cognitive decline prevention and early intervention.
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