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Alongside treating cancer, we must support patients' overall wellbeing by promoting heart health, mental wellbeing and strong social support, to help improve quality of life and healthy ageing," he said.
They found that lifetime experiences, including childhood conditions, heart health, education, social support, and economic wellbeing, play a critical role in determining how well people maintain brain health as they age.
Prof Zul Merali, founding director of the Brain and Mind Institute at Aga Khan University, said the study highlights the importance of understanding not only what drives illness, but also what helps people remain healthy and resilient throughout life.
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