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This is specifically for older adults, not a general result. Still seems promising, though.
by iambateman 6y ago
This is specifically for older adults, not a general result.
Still seems promising, though.
- zmmmmm 6y agoMoreover: > Participants were all native Chinese speakers aged 65 years and older with Mild Cognitive Impairment So - these people were re-acquiring previous cognitive function, not improving their lifetime baseline intelligence. Quite surprised based on my primitive biology that in a 12 month trial they could observe differences in telomere length. That seems a remarkable outcome and if true would suggest prolonged benefits.
- porknubbins 6y agoNot only that, older adults with mild cognitive impairment. The headline and the paper are quite different.