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Self-Reflection Linked to Improved Late-Life Cognition and Brain Health

This shows a head and a question markA person’s ability to self-reflect is associated with cognition and glucose metabolism later in life, a new study finds. Those who engage in more self-reflection had improved cognition, better overall brain health, and increased glucose metabolism later in life.

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