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Inaccurate metaphors about the mind can cause real harm, for instance leading educators to 'train' children like algorithms.

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It's a fact, age is the most significant risk factor for dementia, which is the general term for a decline in mental abilities.

The acclaimed psychiatrist and brain disorder specialist explains how everyday choices — from diet and exercise to blood flow — can either protect or accelerate cognitive decline.

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If you’re wondering, “moderate exertion” involves things like fast walking. Slow jogging. Climbing stairs. Think any activity that, while not easy, will still allow you to carry on a conversation.

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