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Alexa Mikhail

'SuperAgers' have memories to those 20 to 30 years younger. Here's how

Senior man looking at elderly woman's cards while playing at nursing home. (Credit: Getty Images)

Most of us fear the cognitive decline assumed to come with aging—more specifically, losing our memory, motivation, and focus. 

But for some people, as they get older, 80 is the new 50. 

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