In a study presented last weekend to the Gerontological Society of America, University of Kansas assistant professor Amber Watts examined 26 subjects with mild Alzheimer’s Disease and 30 healthy control subjects. She tracked health outcomes over two years, controlling for home price, income, gender, and education. [...]
"Our findings suggest that people with neighborhoods that require more mental complexity actually experience less decline in their mental functioning over time.”
— usa.streetsblog.org
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I don't disagree with these findings at all, in fact it seems highly likely, but I still want to take this occasion to point out the Spurious Correlation generator.
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