The charming academic town of Cambridge inspired us and helped us as well to regenerate after the long meeting hours.
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As usual, a public event was connected to the Lifebrain meeting. There were great lecturers with a great turn out at the Lifebrain public lecture on "Healthy ageing".
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Though the brain definitely shrinks with age, the so called cognitive reserve helps your brain better cope with any declines it faces by ageing. Never stop learning, eat healthy, move, stay socially connected, but most importantly, enjoy life for a healthy ageing! - some advice from Professor Fiona Matthews, Newcastle University, key lecturer of the event.
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A summary of the talks will shortly follow here.
Lifebrain researchers took the chance and tested the questions of the coming Global Brain Health Survey with the audience. We got very valuable comments, for which we are highly grateful.
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See also our short photo report on the public lecture at Facebook.
The project meeting was followed by the showcase of the Cambridge cohorts, 27th March.
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Thanks for the great contributions to all!
See you in Berlin, November 2019, at the Lifebrain/Silver Sante Study and Germain Brain Council joint conference on "Brain health across the lifespan".