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Forget where you left something? For older adults, that's not necessarily a sign of cognitive decline

Trevor M. Kowalski
Trevor M. Kowalski
Trevor M. Kowalski
Sports Reporter · King of Prussia, PA

Trevor, a University of Delaware alumnus, has been covering local sports for over 6 years, focusing on high school athletics and youth leagues. He previously worked with the Delaware County Daily Times and brings a strong sense of urgency to his reporting. Trevor's passion for sports is matched only by his commitment to uplifting local athletes.

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Sports Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 9:00 AM · 1 min read
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Forget where you left something? For older adults, that's not necessarily a sign of cognitive decline — Exton Health news

Changes observed in a healthy aging brain are not signs of cognitive decline but reflect a genetically conserved, natural phase of human development that optimizes brain function for later-life goals, new research on the 'adaptive aging hypothesis,' suggests. This primes older adults for mentoring and teaching roles.

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