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Memory begins to decline after 40, but no one needs to be senile when they get to old age. With just a few changes, memory can stay sharp and focused.

According to the University of Illinois, age-related memory loss begins in adults around the ages of 35 to 40. Here are some puzzles and games to help improve memory.

Exercise your mind as well as your body. Mind exercises can help you retain and improve your mental capacity, possibly delaying or preventing old-age dementia.

Many people believe that dementia is unavoidable in old age. Research indicates there are simple lifestyle changes that can prevent intellectual degradation.

No one has a "bad" memory. Memory is a skill that is often neglected from infancy onward, but there are ways to improve memory and it can be done at any age.

New research into aging and brain function offers hope that managing certain health and lifestyle factors may postpone or prevent Alzheimer's Disease.

Dr Kawashima offers to improve brain power in just 60 days. This book may even be more effective than the Nintendo brain training game that bears Kawashima's name.

Elderly seniors can forget even people and places they love. Read how to gently jog memory and relate to forgetful senior citizens with easy everyday activities.

The most common definition of education is the process of bringing together cognitive, emotional and environmental influences in the process of acquiring knowledge.

Are you worried about where you've placed the keys? Or maybe you suddenly can't find that favorite recipe? A new study shows that walking can fight memory loss.

Encoding is the cognitive process that applies attention and associates context and existing knowledge to sensory data to make it more easily remembered.

Meditation has long been a part of religious practices and references of it can be found in the Bible. Meditation is referenced at several points in the Bible.