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Maintaining older brain functionality: A targeted review
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The unprecedented growth in the number of older adults in our society is accompanied by the exponential increase in the number of elderly people who will suffer cognitive decline and dementia in the next decades. This will create an enormous cost for governments, families and individuals. Brain plasticity and its role in brain adaptation to the process of aging is influenced by other changes as a result of comorbidities, environmental factors, personality traits (psychosocial variables) and genetic and epigenetic factors. This review summarizes recent findings obtained mostly from interventional studies that aim to prevent and/or delay age-related cognitive decline in healthy adults. There are a multitude of such studies. In this paper, we focused our review on physical activity, computerized cognitive training and social enhancement interventions on improving cognition, physical health, independent living and wellbeing of older adults. The methodological limitations of some of these studies, and the need for new multidomain synergistic interventions, based on current advances in neuroscience and social-brain theories, are discussed. (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Aging
Neuroplasticity
Social-brain
Cognitive training
Physical exercise
Physical activity
Social networks
Video games
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