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From "Variations in cognitive abilities across the life course" |
Just for the record: a quarter of your capabilities get blown away by age 60. Then you fall off a cliff.
Saturday, December 03, 2016
What's that word? Aphasia?
Clare keeps complaining her brain is going to mush. She can't remember words, forgets where she's put stuff. I explain that it's not Alzheimer's, it's not dementia, it's .. normal. And here's the proof.
Just for the record: a quarter of your capabilities get blown away by age 60. Then you fall off a cliff.
Just for the record: a quarter of your capabilities get blown away by age 60. Then you fall off a cliff.
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