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Published on: November 14, 2015
MIND OVER MATTER is WBHI’s compelling magazine advocating healthy living, brain health awareness and improved brain research.
Women’s Brain Health Initiative wants to give you access to the most current thinking on ways to maintain a healthy body and mind. MIND OVER MATTER empowers modern women to rethink their habits and make better long-term choices for themselves and their families. The 50-page, high-quality, glossy magazine also encourages younger women to look after their brain health, since research now shows by the time symptoms occur, damage to the brain happens 25 years earlier; that the earlier you look after your brain health, the better the cognitive outcome.
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