New research finds a link between larger neurons and exceptional cognitive ability in old age.
US scientists believe they may be closer to answering why certain elderly people retain rare cognitive ability comparable to people 30 years younger.
The latest research - based on postmortem examinations - focuses on a region of the brain known as the entorhinal cortex, which is involved with memory. "Further research will need to uncover exactly what causes these super-ager brain cells to be larger and better protected," said Dr Sancho.Simple steps to better brain health
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