The study observed 910 older adults over ten years, revealing a decline in psychological well-being could signal mild cognitive impairment (MCI) before dementia. Notably, this decline began years before overt cognitive symptoms appeared. The research underscored the importance of social connections and psychological support in preserving cognitive health as early indicators of impending cognitive issues.Feeling low and unenthusiastic? Read this
The study observed 910 older adults over ten years, revealing a decline in psychological well-being could signal mild cognitive impairment (MCI) before dementia. Notably, this decline began years before overt cognitive symptoms appeared. The research underscored the importance of social connections and psychological support in preserving cognitive health as early indicators of impending cognitive issues.