In a report from
CNN Health,
active brains may lead to lower levels of plaque associated with Alzheimer’s. When a debilitating condition, such as Alzheimer’s, causes severe impairments,
Social Security disability benefits may be available.
Previous studies have shown that the risk of developing Alzheimer’s may be lowered with physical and mental activity; however, a
recent study used brain scan images to show a link between lower levels of amyloid plaque and mental activities—such as games, writing and reading—over a lifetime.
The key connection in these findings is that the
brains were kept active throughout an individual’s lifetime. Although physical activity was also tested, researchers didn’t find a difference with amyloid plaque levels. On the other hand, they indicate that the method used in assessing physical activity may have impacted the results.
The diagnosis of a
severe mental or physical condition could mean that an individual is no longer able to work. Social Security disability benefits may be available to help offset the income that is no longer coming in. To learn if you or a loved one qualifies, you should seek legal counsel.
Seek assistance from a Deerfield Beach Social Security disability lawyer to discuss your case. An attorney may be able to assist you with the paperwork and other aspects of the claims process.
Filing for Social Security disability benefits is complicated and time-consuming, but at LaVan & Neidenberg, P.A., our team of disability attorneys is ready for the challenge. We like to empower our clients by providing a
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Category: Social Security Disability
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