What if preventing cognitive decline was as simple as protecting your heart?
Charles H. Hennekens, M.D., FACPM, First Sir Richard Doll Professor of Medicine and Preventive Medicine at Florida Atlantic Universitys Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine, shares his latest research, showing that cognitive decline isn't an inevitable part of aging. His studies demonstrate that the same lifestyle interventions protecting your heartmanaging blood pressure, controlling diabetes, maintaining healthy weight, and staying physically and socially activealso safeguard your brain health.
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What if preventing cognitive decline was as simple as protecting your heart?
Charles H. Hennekens, M.D., FACPM, First Sir Richard Doll Professor of Medicine and Preventive Medicine at Florida Atlantic Universitys Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine, shares his latest research, showing that cognitive decline isn't an inevitable part of aging. His studies demonstrate that the same lifestyle interventions protecting your heartmanaging blood pressure, controlling diabetes, maintaining healthy weight, and staying physically and socially activealso safeguard your brain health.
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Predictive Data for Safer Roads and When Social Media Undermines Sex Ed-Why Your Company's Cybersecurity Training Might Be Worthless
Cybersecurity training programs are failing spectacularlyand putting lives at risk. Grant Ho, Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department at the University of Chicago, says his research shows these initiatives barely reduce phishing risks at all. Whether employees completed training recently or months ago, their vulnerability to phishing attacks remained virtually identical.
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What if preventing cognitive decline was as simple as protecting your heart?
Charles H. Hennekens, M.D., FACPM, First Sir Richard Doll Professor of Medicine and Preventive Medicine at Florida Atlantic Universitys Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine, shares his latest research, showing that cognitive decline isn't an inevitable part of aging. His studies demonstrate that the same lifestyle interventions protecting your heartmanaging blood pressure, controlling diabetes, maintaining healthy weight, and staying physically and socially activealso safeguard your brain health.
