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Major international trial finds healthy behaviors help brain health in older adults

International trial finds healthy behaviors improve brain health in older adults

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A major international trial has found that a two-year lifestyle program improves cognition in older adults by 55% more than usual.

Coverage emphasizes that the program helps older adults at risk for dementia, with results presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2026. Outlets including Medical Xpress, STAT, and The Independent report on the trial's findings.

The program's impact on brain health and potential to reduce dementia risk will likely continue to be studied. According to coverage, further details about the program's implementation and long-term effects are not yet specified.

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What did the international trial find?

The trial found that a two-year lifestyle program improves cognition in older adults by 55% more than usual.

Who presented the results?

Results were presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference 2026.

Where was the program implemented?

Coverage mentions implementation across Latin America, but does not yet specify further details.

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