Human brains change as people age, but Alzheimer's disease and related dementia are not an unavoidable part of the process. In fact, it may be possible to delay or prevent up to 40% of Dementia cases. Understanding what is and is not normal in terms of brain health is helpful. Slow response rates and difficulty multitasking may be signs of normal brain ageing, but daily memory, skills, and knowledge are constant with age and may even get better. It's common to often lose track of recent events, such as where you put your keys or a new acquaintance's name.
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