This concept is very interesting to me because it opens the door to a lot of research developing about neuroplasticity. This topic has so many facets not just biologically with aging but the idea that it is never too late to cognitively rewire the brain in response to physical trauma/emotional trauma, etc. A source I found in research that was interesting to me was an article published by the National Institute on Aging. It was a study done by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in regard to neurogenesis in older population specific to the hippocampus in healthy adults as well as those with Alzheimers.<br /> The reference site for this article is https://www.nia.nih.gov/news/new-hippocampal-neurons-continue-form-older-adults-including-those-mci-alzheimers

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