Gender-specific improvements in cognitive resources
Krumpolt, M.; Rahil, D.; Schumacher, A.; Sannemann, L.; Witte, K. · Zeitschrift für Gerontologie und Geriatrie · 2025 · Heft 6 · S. 504 bis 510
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Zusammenfassung
Research on cognitive aging is crucial as the global population ages. A key challenge is preserving cognitive health in old age. Although aging affects individuals differently, a general decline in brain structure occurs in later adulthood. While gender differences in brain development exist, their effect on cognition remains unclear. Several factors can prevent cognitive decline and support mental performance in old age, with physical activity playing a significant role. It helps prevent cognitive impairment, enhancing attention and responsiveness.The dominant image of aging is characterized by ideas about the…