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A 2026 study links lifelong mental activity to a 38% lower Alzheimer’s risk and delayed onset by five years.
A 2026 study in Neurology® links lifelong engagement in mentally stimulating activities like reading, writing, and learning languages to a 38% lower risk of Alzheimer’s disease and a 36% lower risk of mild cognitive impairment.
Researchers analyzed data from 1,939 adults aged 80 on average over eight years, finding that highly active individuals developed Alzheimer’s an average of five years later.
While the study shows association, not causation, it suggests sustained mental engagement may support brain health, with public investment in education and learning resources potentially helping reduce dementia rates.
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Un estudio de 2026 vincula la actividad mental de por vida con un 38% menos de riesgo de Alzheimer y un retraso en la aparición de la enfermedad en cinco años.