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Age-Related Memory Correction

Meaning

Age-Related Memory Correction is a clinical approach focused on mitigating or reversing the physiological and biochemical changes that contribute to cognitive decline associated with normal, non-pathological aging. This strategy encompasses therapeutic interventions aimed at restoring optimal synaptic plasticity, promoting neurogenesis, and rebalancing neurotransmitter activity in the aging brain. The goal is to improve episodic memory, working memory, and executive function, thereby significantly enhancing overall cognitive reserve.