Increasing Chinese calligraphy practice can reduce risk of dementia, Hong Kong study finds

Chinese University of Hong Kong researchers find increasing activity time among calligraphers has positive effects on brain networks overseeing memory, attention, self-reflection and envisioning future.

Increasing Chinese calligraphy practice can reduce risk of dementia, Hong Kong study finds

Increasing Chinese calligraphy practice can reduce risk of dementia, Hong Kong study finds

Increasing Chinese calligraphy practice can reduce risk of dementia, Hong Kong study finds

Increasing Chinese calligraphy practice can reduce risk of dementia, Hong Kong study finds
Increasing Chinese calligraphy practice can reduce risk of dementia, Hong Kong study finds
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