Many Older Drivers Stay Behind the Wheel Despite Cognitive Impairments: Study
More than 60% of older Americans with cognitive impairments continue to drive, usually out of fear of losing their independence, researchers found.
More than 60% of older Americans with cognitive impairments continue to drive, usually out of fear of losing their independence, researchers found.
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Ultraprocessed foods tend to be high in sugar, salt and fat, researchers warn
Occupational formaldehyde exposure may cause workers to be at higher risk of cognitive impairment at an early age.