13-07-2026 23:22 via medpagetoday.com

Lifestyle Changes May Slow Brain Aging in Adults Younger Than 70

(MedPage Today) -- A structured multidomain lifestyle intervention may help slow changes in brain white matter associated with aging, a secondary analysis of data from the randomized POINTER trial suggested.
Compared with a self-guided intervention...

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Lifestyle Changes May Slow Brain Aging in Adults Younger Than 70

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