Lopez: With recent advances, it's 'a very exciting time' for dementia researchers

LA Times Saturday 6th September 2025, 12:00PM 1 min read 6 days ago

<p>Study suggests exercise, diet and engagement can improve cognition for those at risk of dementia. A team of experts will explain recent advances at three upcoming L.A.-area conferences.</p>

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