#Cognitiv

In Bangkok’s care centers and Thailand’s rural villages, a remarkable discovery is reshaping how families think about aging. Researchers from a leading U.S. university have identified a small group of people over eighty whose memories and thinking skills stay sharp—often rivaling those of people decades younger.

Lead with impact: the study shows that brain health can endure far longer than commonly believed, offering hope for Thailand’s rapidly aging population where more than 60 is the new 60, and dementia rates are rising. Data from international research underscores the value of understanding aging in a Thai context, where family networks and community ties play pivotal roles in daily life.