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Physical exercise does not seem to improve cognition in multiple sclerosis

New research has quantified the risk of suicide behaviour influencing suicide behaviour in others and found that the specific type of behaviour is an important variable

Cognition-oriented treatments improve cognitive function in older adults, but there is still a need for more high-quality evidence for non-cognitive outcomes of clinical relevance.

The profound changes in our lifestyle due to COVID-19 social distancing may require us to take more deliberate actions to exercise our thinking skills. Here are some tips from Dr Amit Lampit and Dr Alex Bahar-Fuchs

Amit Lampit and colleagues reveal that prior exposure to suicide increases risk of suicide, but not necessarily death.

As we age our sense of smell can decline and this can predict cognitive decline, but practising smelling might help to boost our brains. By Anna Wolf & Alex Bahar-Fuchs

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