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The Neurobiology of Dementia: Why the Brain Needs Familiar Places to Remember
In gerontological care, one phenomenon is well known: emotional memory often outlasts cognitive memory by many years. While new information may disappear within seconds, the neural pathways formed during adolescence and early adulthood (roughly between the ages of 10 and 30) often remain the most resilient. This is where conventional digital media reaches its limits. A beautiful but generic video of an unfamiliar landscape—such as tropical beaches or Canadian forests—often ho
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