aging and cognitive decline, alzheimer's disease, cognitive health, dementia prevention, healthy aging, loneliness and health, mental well-being, pet ownership benefits, physical activity,

Pet Ownership May Slow Down Dementia Risk in Older People

A large study published in the medical journal JAMA Network Open suggests that living with pets may counter the decline of cognitive skills and dementia that tend to afflict people as they age. Cognitive decline represents a significant public health issue globally. The World Health Organization reports that dementia affects over 55 million people, predominantly ...

Nathan Machoka

An elderly woman lovingly embracing her black and white cat.

Why Sharing in Person Is Better Than Emails When Asking for Help

Nowadays, people have become more comfortable interacting with others through technological and online routes than in person. From a school-going child to working professionals in their 40s, most people find the convenience and speed of digital communication modes more desirable than the old-school way of sharing in person. Often, people juggling with time in their ...

Raven Montmorency

Two hands reaching in silhouette.