Risk factors that determine whether you’re more or less likely to develop cognitive decline

About two in ten people over the age of 65 have mild cognitive impairment – a noticeable change in their memory, problem-solving abilities or attention.

This is caused, in part, by the same brain changes that occur in dementia.

While mild cognitive impairment often has little effect on a person’s way of living, 5-10% of people with it …