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    Entries in posit science (3)

    Tuesday
    May122009

    Mental Stimulation is Not Enough for Brain Fitness

    (Tampa, FL) May 12, 2009 – Simple mental stimulation is not enough to keep the brain fit. That is the message coming out of the Boomer Lifestyle Conference in Tampa, Florida today.

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    Thursday
    Apr302009

    Brain training improves memory and attention, with lasting effects

    (Chicago, IL) May 1, 2009 – Older adults can improve memory and attention by training on computerized brain exercises according to study data presented today at the annual meeting of the American Geriatrics Society in Chicago. Elizabeth Zelinski, PhD, lead investigator on the study and a professor at the University of Southern California, also reported on new data showing that the gains persist months after the training ended.

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    Thursday
    Mar122009

    Brain Awareness Week: Check out great tools from Posit Science

    In honor of Brain Awareness Week, which starts Monday, March 16, Posit Science is making available an array of tools to educate consumers about the brain and to promote brain health. Among those tools are videos about fun brain facts, a crossword puzzle with a brain theme —- even a brain speed test.

     

    I did this video for the Brain Fitness folks at Posit Science a couple of years ago. In the spirit of full disclosure: I am not, and never have been, an employee or stakeholder of Posit Science. I have also not been reimbursed or paid - well, other than a neat tour of their offices and lunch. I’m just a very satisfied customer who wanted to get the word out that there was help for cancer patients suffering from the effects of ‘chemobrain’.