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3. Strong social ties
Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health found that strong social ties, through friends, family and community groups, can preserve our brain health as we age and that social isolation may be an important risk factor for cognitive decline in the elderly. Their findings were published on The American Journal of Public Health.
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