As our brains age, we're less likely to think as quickly or remember things as well as we used to. Research is now showing how the brain changes and adapts with age. You can use what we've learned and follow a few simple tips to help remember things and avoid scams.
Perhaps the most common trouble people face as they age is remembering things. Park says it's important to acknowledge that your memory is fallible. “For medicines, driving directions or other things with specific details, don't rely on your memory,” she says. “That's good advice for everybody, but especially for older adults.” If you need to remember something important, write it down on a pad or use an electronic device like a personal digital assistant (PDA) that lets you store notes.
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