06/19/2026
" Research into a group of people that scientists call ‘superagers’ has found that those of us who show signs of extroversion, or who are more engaged in social activities and value interpersonal relationships, may live longer. Not only that, their brains stay sharper for longer, often reporting memory scores equal to people 20 or 30 years younger. .."
Keeping the party going into old age could do wonders for your brain and overall health as shown by superagers.