This comprehensive book offers a panoramic overview of the latest research trends in cognitive aging and brain health. It not only delves into the neurophysiological mechanisms and clinical research surrounding cognitive aging, but also explores intervention measures. Additionally, it investigates the social psychological aspects of cognitive aging, including the relationship between elderly individuals’ physical activity, socioeconomic status, and cognitive aging.
Over the years, decades of research and practical experience have shifted our perspective on cognitive aging from merely coping with cognitive decline to actively promoting cognitive abilities. This book presents the most recent research findings and in-depth insights into the realm of cognitive aging and brain health. It serves as a valuable resource for researchers seeking to grasp the theories, practices, and emerging trends in this field. Moreover, it provides guidance for healthcare professionals in delivering effective treatment and care for the elderly
