In a previous conversation with Express.co.uk, Doctor Emer McSweeney, CEO at Re-Cognition Health, broke down several components in the relationship between socialising and dementia risk.
This relationship, she explained, is mediated through a number of factors, but the important component is arguably healthy behaviour.
“If you are socialising, you are more likely to have a routine, socialising means many different things, including volunteering, visiting places of worship, going to the cinema, reading news and current affairs and going to museums,” explained doctor McSweeney.
“Our brain is a muscle, and just like any other muscle in the body, if you don’t use it, you lose it.”
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