Aging Neuroscience

The "Aging Neuroscience" Section primarily focuses on neuroscience-related issues during the aging process. It investigates the changes in brain structure and function that occur with advancing age, such as brain atrophy, neuronal loss, and alterations in neural connections. It also explores the mechanisms underlying age-related cognitive decline, including the deterioration of memory, attention, and thinking abilities. Additionally, it examines the impact of lifestyle and environmental factors on brain aging and explores how interventions, such as exercise, diet, and cognitive training, can protect neurofunction and slow down brain aging. The Aging Neuroscience Section aims to gain a deep understanding of the patterns of brain aging and to provide a theoretical basis and methods for promoting brain health and preventing and treating neurodegenerative diseases.