The COVID-19 pandemic may have accelerated a decline in peoples’ brain health, particularly for older adults, even if they were never infected by the virus, new research finds.

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Still, the findings suggest that a major life event like a pandemic can have a significant impact on the brain, even if you ...

A new study suggests that the pandemic may have had a material impact on our brains, whether we contracted COVID-19 or not.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have aged our brains faster—even if we were never infected with the virus—according to a new study ...

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Could an MRI scan reveal how well you're aging? A recent study could help patients as young as 45 predict their risks of major diseases later in life, such as dementia.