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Memory Stability

Meaning

Memory Stability is the cognitive state defined by the consistent, reliable retention and retrieval of information over time, reflecting the sustained structural and functional integrity of the neural circuits involved in memory formation. This stability is critically dependent on a healthy cerebral environment characterized by optimal neurotrophic factor signaling, reduced oxidative stress, and precise hormonal modulation of synaptic plasticity. It is a key biomarker of neurological health and resilience against age-related cognitive decline. Compromised memory stability often signals underlying neuroendocrine imbalance.