Today’s Solutions: January 13, 2025

We usually believe that approaching the autumns of our lives goes hand in hand with developing cognitive decline and a feeble mind. But recent research shows that there are changes we can make to our health and lifestyle to offset mental incapacity. Simple activities like breaking a sweat or participating in volunteer work can do the trick to keep our minds sharp.

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