Some people age like fine wine—sharp, bold, and still packing a punch. Others, well, they turn into a bottle left open too long—losing their spark, their depth, and eventually their function. Enter the "superagers"—a rare breed of older adults whose brains refuse to wither with time. They don’t just remember where they left their car keys; they could probably still ace a history exam from high school. But what makes their brains different? And can the rest of us get in on the secret?
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