Grandkids are Good for Older Americans’ Health

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Grandkids are Good for Older Americans’ Health

Grandparents often love spending time with their grandkids, but research shows it’s actually good for their health, too. In fact, spending quality time with grandchildren can actually increase the life expectancy of older Americans. Additional research indicates that involved grandparents score higher on cognitive assessments, too. To learn more about this beneficial relationship, read on.

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