benjaminmeyer+Followwondering: how to prevent or lower the risk of having Dementia/Alzheimer?I've been thinking a lot lately about brain health, particularly when it comes to preventing or lowering the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's. We hear a lot about staying physically active, eating well, and even skincare routines. But I didn't know much about actively safeguarding our minds. Personally, I've been diving into Sudoku, puzzles, and Tetris. What about you? And I believe even younger people should pay attention to brain health. I'd love to hear more. #BrainHealth #DementiaPrevention #AlzheimersAwareness #CognitiveHealth #HealthyAging #Health 403Share
Jason Arellano+FollowIs ChatGPT Making Us Less Sharp?MIT’s latest study suggests that heavy reliance on ChatGPT could actually dull our critical thinking skills over time. Participants who used the chatbot for essay writing showed less brain activity and underperformed compared to those who used search engines or just their own minds. Are we trading mental muscle for convenience? Would you risk cognitive decline for faster answers, or is this just growing pains as we adapt to new tech? Let’s hear your take! #AIinEducation #CognitiveHealth #TechDebate #Tech50Share
Brandon Barrera+FollowIs Screen Time Actually Boosting Our Brains?Turns out, our obsession with devices might be doing our minds a favor. A new study found that using smartphones, tablets, and computers could actually cut the risk of cognitive decline in older adults by over half. The idea? Navigating tech keeps our brains challenged and socially connected. Are we finally seeing the end of the 'digital dementia' myth, or is there more to the story? is tech the new brain gym, or are we missing hidden risks? #TechDebate #CognitiveHealth #DigitalWellness #Tech60Share
