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Chapter 5 - The Life Course Approach to Cognitive Aging and Dementia

from Part II - Society Interacting with Brain, Cognition, and Health in Late Life

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 September 2023

By
Jeanyung Chey  and
Seyul Kwak
Edited by
Jeanyung Chey
Jeanyung Chey
Affiliation:
Seoul National University
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Summary

Sources of resilience against neurodegenerative diseases, such as cognitive reserve, have been identified as modifiable factors that can prevent the manifestation of clinical dementia. A recent trend in dementia research has employed the concepts of reserve and resilience in the context of a lifespan to develop a life course approach, which integrates the risks of dementia and provides prevention strategies throughout life. This chapter introduces the life course approach to understanding dementia, which is a scientific discipline based on the span of life involving biology, psychology, and the social sciences in a single integrated causal structure to provide a framework to organize the multifactorial process involved in human aging and dementia. The cognitive reserve hypothesis and essential studies validating the theory are introduced; these report the moderating effects of literacy and formal education in dementia manifestation. Brain maintenance, another important component in understanding the resistance to brain aging and neurodegenerative diseases, is also discussed. Lastly, the chapter proposes a hypothetical pathway model to help understand the complex interaction between social relation and brain aging underlying the moderation that could either reduce or increase the risks of dementia.

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cognitive reserveeducationilliteracycognitive stimulationbrain maintenancebrain healthneuroinflammationAlzheimer’s diseaseneuropathologymodifiable risks of dementia
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Society within the Brain
How Social Networks Interact with Our Brain, Behavior and Health as We Age
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023

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