Myth: Doing crossword puzzles improves memory

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17, June, 19

INSPIRATION & LEARNING, MYTH BUSTERS

Reality: A study, led by researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, found that solving crossword puzzles initially delayed the onset of memory decline in individuals between the ages of 75 and 85, but sped the decline once a person showed signs of dementia. Today, most neuroscientists agree there is no harm in the activity but there’s no great benefit other than making you an expert in crossword puzzles.  

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