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Short Term vs Long Term Memory: Understanding Normal Aging and Protecting Your Memory

Nearly 40% of adults over 65 experience age-related memory changes, but here's the crucial question: how do you know what's normal versus concerning? In this video, registered nurse Jonno explains exactly how your brain's two memory systems work and what you can do to protect them. You'll discover: • The difference between short-term (working) and long-term memory systems • How normal aging affects each type of memory differently • Warning signs that need medical attention vs. common forgetfulness • What is mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and when to worry • Proven strategies to support short-term memory (chunking, reducing cognitive load) • Evidence-based ways to protect long-term memory (exercise, mental stimulation, sleep) • How stress, diet, and social connection impact memory • When to see your GP about memory concerns From understanding why you remember your wedding day but not where you put your keys, to learning practical techniques you can use today, this video gives you the knowledge and tools to protect your cognitive health. Whether you're experiencing occasional forgetfulness or concerned about more significant changes, you'll learn exactly what's happening in your brain and what you can control. #memoryhealth #brainhealth #healthyaging Disclaimer: Senior Health Chats is not a licensed medical provider. The content shared on this channel is intended solely for general informational and educational use. It is not a replacement for professional medical evaluation, treatment, or advice. Always consult with your doctor or a licensed health-care professional regarding any health-related concerns. Do not delay or ignore medical guidance based on content you view on this channel. Selected sources • Dementia Australia - Understanding Memory Loss and Cognitive Changes • Australian Department of Health and Aged Care - Healthy Ageing and Brain Health Resources • National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) - Cognitive Health Guidelines • National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) - Memory and Cognitive Function Research • Alzheimer's Australia (Dementia Australia) - Memory Concerns Assessment Guidelines • Brain Foundation Australia - Memory and Brain Health Resources • Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) - Cognitive Assessment in Older Adults Guidelines • National Institute on Aging (USA) - Memory, Forgetfulness, and Aging • Alzheimer's Association - Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Information • American Psychological Association - Memory and Aging Research