Daily crosswords linked to sharper brain later in life
It’s well established that keeping an active mind reduces cognitive decline and, perhaps most importantly, significantly reduces the risk of dementia. A new study suggests that daily crosswords could also be intellectually stimulating enough to keep brain functions fresh later in life. Credit; Pixabay, Biedermann The findings were reported by a team at the University of…
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