Board games appear to stave off cognitive decline
New research from the University of Edinburgh found that people who play more non-digital games in their 70s were more likely to maintain healthy cognitive function in their older years. This was even after accounting for confounding factors, such as education, sex, social class, health issues, activity levels and early-life cognitive function.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/327153.php#1
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