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Brain Training & Fitness, Brain Training Research

You Mean Video Games Won’t Make Me Smarter?

Sorry, kids. As fun as they are to play, video games won’t make you smarter. In a very large study, researchers from the University of

Brain Health, Diet and Brain Health

Food for Thought

Food for Thought Eat Your Way to a Sharper Brain by Terissa Miller, MS PSY We’ve all heard it: you are what you eat. But,

Brain Training & Fitness

Mental Sweat

“Mental Sweat” LearningRx Trainers Add Intensity to your Brain Workout By Christina Ledbetter, PhD DOES BRAIN TRAINING WORK? You wonder. We ponder. Our experts agree

Brain and Behavior, Mindset

Workplace Stress Management Strategies

Any job can create stress, but what is being done at your workplace to reduce stress? Multiple studies seek to analyze what works best at

Brain and Behavior, Mental Health

Training to Fight Depression

Looking for an alternative way to reduce rumination thoughts and depressive symptoms? MAP (Mental and Physical) training may be very beneficial! Researchers collected data on

Brain Health, Diet and Brain Health

Ketogenic For Brain Cancer

Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is one of the most aggressive and lethal forms of brain cancer causing average survival times between 8 and 15 months. Recent

Brain and Behavior, Mindset

Beneficial Mindset

Leadership is a crucial attribute to have in today’s world if a person wants to be successful, and now there could be a new mindset

Brain Training & Fitness, Brain Training Research

Toddlers on iPads

With technology advancing so fast its not hard to believe that a research team evaluated the performance of babies on a touch screen. The researchers

Brain and Behavior, Mental Health

Mental Health Stigma

Mental health services are under utilized in today’s society even when certain barriers are eliminated. The cost of therapy and lack of insurance is a

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