Brain teasers may not stop age-related mental decline, says study

Playing Sudoku or crosswords may not arrest the age-related mental decline, as earlier studies suggested, but can boost mental ability over a lifetime, shows a research.

By: Agencies | | Published: December 12, 2018 4:48 pm

Mental agility can be maintained or improved by exercising the mind with such brain teasers. ©Shutterstock.

Playing Sudoku or crosswords may not arrest the age-related mental decline, as earlier studies suggested, but can boost mental ability over a lifetime, shows a research.

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