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Commentary: How socializing protects cognitive health in older adults Original

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By Rachel Marty
| Cottage Grove Sentinel
As we get older, keeping our minds sharp becomes increasingly important—and fortunately, one of the best ways to protect our brain health is also one of the most fulfilling: building and maintaining meaningful social connections. Dr. Suvi Neukam, a geriatrician at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), has seen firsthand how social engagement supports cognitive and emotional health in older adults across the state. “Social interaction isn’t just something nice to have,” she says.
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Commentary: How socializing protects cognitive health in older adults

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By Rachel Marty
| The News Guard
As we get older, keeping our minds sharp becomes increasingly important—and fortunately, one of the best ways to protect our brain health is also one of the most fulfilling: building and maintaining meaningful social connections. Dr. Suvi Neukam, a geriatrician at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), has seen firsthand how social engagement supports cognitive and emotional health in older adults across the state. “Social interaction isn’t just something nice to have,” she says.
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Commentary: How socializing protects cognitive health in older adults

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By Rachel Marty
| Newport News Times
As we get older, keeping our minds sharp becomes increasingly important—and fortunately, one of the best ways to protect our brain health is also one of the most fulfilling: building and maintaining meaningful social connections. Dr. Suvi Neukam, a geriatrician at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), has seen firsthand how social engagement supports cognitive and emotional health in older adults across the state. “Social interaction isn’t just something nice to have,” she says.
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