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Brain training strengthens multitasking

Sep 10, 2014 by

New research says targeting brain training can help you be a better multitasker....

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Aging-related declining IQ tied to visual processing speed

Sep 5, 2014 by

Declining intelligence as we age appears to be tied in to how fast we can process visual information....

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Boosting self-repair in early Alzheimer’s may help later...

Aug 5, 2014 by

The results of a new study indicates that boosting self-repair and the ability to make new brain cells in the early stages of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s may preserve brain function later....

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More evidence on chemo brain

Aug 2, 2014 by

New evidence of the existence of “chemo brain” was presented at a recent cancer conference. The researchers saw visible changes to brain function after chemo, including “significant decreases” in metabolism in certain areas of the brain....

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Gibson Institute of Cognitive Research Opens

Aug 1, 2014 by

Scientific Foundation Focuses on Cognitive Training Results and Development A new scientific organization dedicated to analyzing the results of cognitive training has opened in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The mission of the Gibson Institute of Cognitive Research is to conduct...

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Down syndrome increases risk of Alzheimer’s after 40

May 11, 2014 by

In addition, those with Down syndrome who have higher motor skill coordination and better learning and memory skills had healthier frontal white matter connections than their peers with Down syndrome who had decreased skills....

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Early rehab after TBI can increase lifespan

Mar 31, 2014 by

A patient’s recovery after a severe TBI is contingent on early rehab interventions. It can actually affect how long the person lives....

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