Those who have family, friends and acquaintances live longer

Seniors and technology

Soziale Interaktion vermindert das Risiko, an Demenz zu erkranken, so eine australische Studie. Source: Getty

People who have someone they can confide in have a significantly greater chance of living longer than others. Social interaction with acquaintances, friends and family keeps the brain fit. The risk of developing dementia in old age is reduced. These are the findings of an Australian study.



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