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Beyond Decline: New "Adaptive Aging" Hypothesis Reimagines the Older Brain
For generations, the narrative surrounding human aging has been defined largely by loss: the fading of memory, the slowing of mental processing, and the gradual erosion of cognitive sharpness. We have long viewed the aging brain as a vessel slowly losing its capacity to hold information—a steady, inevitable march toward decline. However, a groundbreaking new…
