Articles tagged with “cognitive health”
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For years, we've heard warnings about the dangers of screen time. But a surprising new study suggests a link between self-reported screen use and better cognition. This post explores what this new research means for how we think about our digital lives and the preservation of our family memories.
Patrick Moore • August 29, 2026
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New research is uncovering a surprising link between inflammation and the brain changes seen in Alzheimer's disease. While science works on treatments, this complex connection highlights the urgency for families to preserve precious memories. Understanding the 'why' behind memory loss can empower us to focus on what matters most: the stories that define a life.
The Memory Murals Team • August 16, 2026
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A recent study suggests a potential link between artificial sweeteners and accelerated memory decline. We'll explore what this research means for you and your family, and discuss simple dietary choices that can help support long-term cognitive health and preserve precious memories.
Patrick Moore • July 27, 2026
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We often think of preserving family stories as a gift for future generations. But what if the greatest benefits of storytelling for seniors are for the storytellers themselves? From boosting memory recall to fighting social isolation, the act of sharing a life story is a powerful tool for cognitive and emotional well-being.
The Memory Murals Team • June 29, 2026
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Neuroscience shows that actively engaging with family stories strengthens cognitive reserve and builds resilience. Here's how a living family archive protects your brain.
Patrick Moore • February 6, 2026
