Natasha Rajah

Natasha Rajah, a TMU psychology professor specializing in neuroscience, sheds light on the complexities of aging and memory. She explains that our memories don’t universally decline; instead, some can remain robust. The conversation delves into how brain changes affect memory retrieval and the importance of emotional contexts. Rajah also discusses gender differences in memory decline, highlighting distinct neural mechanisms. Lastly, she emphasizes the role of social connections and healthy habits in maintaining cognitive function as we age.