Learning Complex Skills Improves Cognitive Function

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Engaging in learning new complex skills, especially those that an individual is initially bad at, such as languages, dance, musical instruments, or sports, and regularly practicing them can significantly enhance cognitive function and brain health, potentially reducing the risk of conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's disease in the long term.

Tommy Wood, MD PhD is a physician, neuroscientist, researcher, and athletic performance consultant.

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