1. Superagers are older adults (80+) with exceptional cognitive function.
2. They recall at least 9 out of 15 words on a verbal learning test.
3. In a study, 101 out of 290 participants qualified as superagers, averaging 90 years old.
4. Neuroimaging shows thicker anterior cingulate cortex and fewer tau tangles.
5. Strong social connections are common among superagers despite varying health conditions.
6. Fewer activated microglia indicate lower neuroinflammation.
7. Potential genetic influences include KLOTHO, BDNF, and APOE.

Source: Alzheimer’s Association