US EditionLongitudinal Relationships Between Pet Ownership and Cognitive Functioning in Later Adulthood Across Pet Types and Individuals’ Ages
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Dogs are good for the mental performance of aging people, cats get their language skills longer. According to Swiss researchers, fish and bird owners profit less.
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Longitudinal relationships between pet ownership and cognitive functioning in later adulthood across pet types and individuals’ ages
Pet ownership has been shown to have a positive influence on cognitive functioning and cognitive decline in late adulthood. However, there is limited understanding of how different species of pets are associated with these outcomes in different age groups. This study employed a multilevel modelling approach using data from eight waves of the Survey of Health and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) to longitudinally examine: (1) the relationship between…
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Cats and dogs help preserve memory and speech in the elderly ᐅ TSN. ua (news 1+1).
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