Changing your diet and lifestyle may slow down Alzheimer’s

Changing your diet and lifestyle may slow down Alzheimer’s

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Changing your diet and lifestyle may slow down Alzheimer's

By Alice Park

Senior Health Correspondent

New drugs for Alzheimer’s have been getting a lot of attention lately. But a new study shows that lifestyle changes—including a vegan diet, exercise, stress reduction, and social interaction—can slow the cognitive decline associated with the disease and may even improve some cognitive skills.

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Today's newsletter was written by Alice Park and edited by Mandy Oaklander.

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