Lacking a purpose in life can affect your brain


By AGENCY

A new study has added to mounting evidence linking psychological well-being, including having a purpose in life and experiencing personal growth, to healthy ageing. — dpa

Older people who feel that their life lacks purpose may be more prone to memory loss and thinking problems as they age, a study suggests.

The new study adds to mounting evidence linking psychological well-being to healthy ageing.

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