The risk of dementia could decrease with consistent use of smartphones and other technology among older adults, according to a new study from Baylor University.

A new study found that older adults who regularly use digital devices are less likely to suffer from cognitive impairment than those who interact with them less frequently.

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The study, published in Nature, analysed records of more than 280,000 older adults and found that those who received a largely discontinued shingles vaccine called Zostavax were 20% less likely to be ...

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excluded from important discussions surrounding their care, that is the plight of a growing number of Australians living with dementia.