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A new research paper was published in Aging (listed by MEDLINE/PubMed as "Aging (Albany NY)" and "Aging-US" by Web of Science) Volume 15, Issue 13, entitled, “Cognitive rescue in aging through prior training in rats.”

Cognitive decline in spatial memory is seen in aging. Understanding affected processes in aging is vital for developing methods to improve wellbeing. Daily memory persistence can be influenced by events around the time of learning or by prior experiences in early life. 

Fading memories in young can last longer if a novel event is introduced around encoding, a process called behavioral tagging. In this new study based on this principle, researchers Alexandra Gros and Szu-Han Wang from The University of Edinburgh asked what processes are affected in aging and if prior training can rescue them. 

“Here we asked if cognitive training in young and mid-life would improve cognitive aging and which elements of the cognitive processes at old age are preferentially protected through such training.”

Two groups of aged rats received training in an appetitive delayed matching-to-place task. One of the groups additionally received prior training of the same task in young and in mid-life, constituting a longitudinal study. The results showed long-term memory decline in late aging without prior training. This would reflect affected encoding and consolidation. 

On the other hand, short-term memory was preserved and novelty at memory reactivation and reconsolidation enabled memory maintenance in aging. Prior training improved cognition by facilitating task performance, strengthening short-term and intermediate memory, and enabling encoding-boosted long-term memory. Learning ability, short-term memories, motor and motivation functions remained intact in older age, suggesting a phase when memory-associated processes are compromised before apparent navigation or learning deficits in advanced aging. Overall, the study's findings suggest a selective impairment in encoding for long-term memory formation in early aging and an additional impairment in consolidation in later aging.

“Prior training shows profound benefits in cognitive aging and it can provide a translatable model to simulate human cognition which is built upon lifelong experiences.”

DOI - https://doi.org/10.18632/aging.204808

Corresponding author - Szu-Han Wang - s.wang@ed.ac.uk
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Keywords - aging, memory consolidation, reconsolidation, memory modulation, lifelong training, cognitive stimulation

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Cognitive Rescue In Aging Through Prior Training

Cognitive Rescue in Aging Through Prior Training

Vocals 10

Pieces of you keep falling away
can't remember who you are
Devolving back
A new-born 
A fluid skeleton

Memories collapsing 
Into an idiotic smile
sensations you can´t describe
being nostalgic for places you haven´t been
maybe only in a dream

When you see through it all
You see nothing at all
When you were fighting it all
you were really running away from it all

Watching the years wander through your life
The little ledges of every day
descending beneath the waves

Shedding all your feelings
A ghost in your own life
Your lips collapse into an unfamiliar smile
You don´t know where you are

When you see through it all
You see nothing at all
When you were fighting it all
you were really running away from it all

One last look. One last goodbye. Before you turn away
Getting smaller. Getting dimmer

When you see through it all
You see nothing at all
When you were fighting it all
you were really running away from it all

Running Away

‘Remember For Me” is a song inspired by people I’ve met while doing musical volunteer work in a memory care facility and expresses the frustrations and hopes for those impacted by all forms of memory loss. The song features me on 12-string guitar, vocals, bass and percussion. The song also features a beautiful string arrangement and realization from Steve Andricks.

Remember for Me
If I forget the thought of you, the sparkle in your eyes
If I forget the sight of you in the dying evening light

Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
When I’m no longer, no longer anywhere

If I forget the feeling of your hand as you touch me
If I forget the warmth in your soul when you smile at me

Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
When I’m no longer, no longer anywhere

Don’t think any less of me if I forget the sound of your voice as it calls to me
If I forget smell of your hair after we’ve been walking the rain

Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
When I’m no longer anywhere
I’m no longer anywhere
When I’m no longer anywhere
I’m no longer anywhere

Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
Just remember for me and I’ll be there with you
When I’m no longer, no longer anywhere

Copyright 2024 Dan Swanson

Remember For Me

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🎧 Song Insight: Hollow Static
"Static" is a grunge-drenched memory collapse—built on distortion, shadow, and the residue of betrayal. The track opens in a haze of stereo static and slips into a body haunted by the weight of untold stories. What begins as fragmented remembrance ends in a stark emotional void. The glitch-laced visuals of JNCO denim, fading friendships, and phantom shadows evoke a time that feels frozen and disintegrating at once. It’s not just about what was done... it’s about what was stolen.

🎙️ Lyrics: Hollow Static
Verse 1
Memories flow...
...from graves
Flashing back—
they bleed through
in stereo static...

Verse 2
it's these moments
Trapped inside
My body holds memory
In this skin you took—

Bridge
Tightening—I feel the pull
Something takes hold
curls inside...
parts of me fell—
shedding layers of a heart you never held

Pre-Chorus
Peeling back layers you stole
Stealing light—you tried to take my soul
Killing the person I knew

Chorus
I just wanted something
To hold...
Something I owned
A recollection, a fleeting dream
Anything... a happy thought

Chorus: Refrain Variant
Drained by your lies
Buried by secrets unearthed
Pain dripping, killing me
Just another victim you scream

Outro
.....hollow .......hollow.........

🧠 Artist Reflection
I wrote Hollow Static at a time when my memories felt like corrupted files—playing out in fragments I didn’t choose. The emotional abuse didn’t leave bruises. It left echoes. Some moments never felt real, and others never stopped replaying. This song isn’t structured for comfort—it’s meant to bleed in pieces, like I did. The static isn’t just sound. It’s the interference left behind after someone’s voice has been in your head too long.

🌐 About 4Me2BeFree
4Me2BeFree is more than a project—it’s a reclamation of self through sound. We build audio relics from grief, heartbreak, and recovery, blending nostalgic textures with raw emotional storytelling. Every track is a step out of silence.

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Static

“Still My Mom” by Dr. Elliot Lach is a tender and sometime bittersweet ballad that speaks to anyone walking the long road of Alzheimer’s with someone they love. It’s about holding on to the essence of a mother—even as memory fades—and recognizing the quiet strength of devotion, especially in the unsung heroes who care for their partners day after day. Written with equal parts sorrow, gratitude, and love, this song is for families facing hard changes with grace and compassion. 
Because even when the mind forgets, the heart remembers.

Still My Mom

“Faith is simply admitting that we don’t have what it takes to work for our salvation. It is simply by putting our confidence in the work of Jesus through the cross that we are saved. It’s that easy!”

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#GTWD 349 - God-tracking is not a religious rite; it's a stress-free walk of faith

This site is a mix of some of my compositions and solo guitar performances.

"If it didn’t matter, it wouldn’t hurt. Pain is the gift of knowing you’re alive."

4Me2BeFree is more than music—it’s my story, my scars, and my survival. Every song is a piece of me, a raw melody of love, heartbreak, and resilience. I blend AI-generated vocals and instruments with real emotions, turning my experiences—especially from an LGBTQ+ perspective—into something that speaks to anyone who's ever felt lost, broken, or just searching for something real.

Breakup songs? Yeah, they hit different. Music carries us through the worst of it, and every generation finds their own anthems of love, loss, and getting back up. Heartache doesn’t care about age, gender, or where you come from—music connects us all.

I make music because I’ve been there. The pain, the anger, the hope—it's all in these songs. If something here hits home for you, let it. If you feel something, let me know. That’s the connection that keeps this alive.

Dudley Anderson was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. After graduating from Bible College in 1990, God opened the way for Dudley to branch out into Christian radio. As a musician and worship leader he developed a heart for Christian music, which became the main thrust of his radio work in South Africa. 

 In 1996 God called Dudley and his family to the United Kingdom where he now works as a radio programme producer and presenter. Dudley also writes a FREE weekly e-mail devotional called, GodTracker, available at surereality.net

Dudley Anderson is married to Karen-Leigh and has two adult children, Kerryn and Ryan.

E-mail Dudley at dudley@surereality.net

Irish singer-songwriter crafting intimate, stripped-down acoustic songs with poetic lyrics and heartfelt melodies. Now based in Barcelona, I blend folk, indie, and subtle jazz influences, inviting listeners into raw, emotional storytelling—just voice, guitar or piano, and pure feeling.

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