Eating oily fish improves brain health – study

Researchers found that people who have higher levels of omega-3 in their blood during midlife have better cognition than people who have lower levels of the fatty acid.
Eating oily fish improves brain health – study
New study links omega-3 to better brain health in mid-life (Alamy/PA)

Eating oily fish and other sources of omega-3 fatty acids may preserve brain health and enhance thinking skills in middle age, a new study suggests.

Researchers found that people who have higher levels of omega-3 in their blood during midlife have better cognition than people who have lower levels of the fatty acid.

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