@lifehacker My first career (decades ago) was as a journalist. I feel compelled to offer a correction. BrainHQ is backed by 300+ peer-reviewed studies, and has long shown generalization (since 2009) to standard measures of cognition and daily life. https://t.co/pxhAZpZHEE
@lydiadepillis Great article this morning on non-competes in local
broadcasting. Worth noting they’ve been illegal across all occupations in CA for 160 years and the state’s economy has flourished (15% of US GDP from 12% of US population).
Games That Push the Brain to the Limit Get Scientists’ Attention in Fight Against Dementia - The Wall Street Journal: Interesting possibilities!! https://t.co/UxON7ppN7P
Interest in studying brain-training games has grown since a 2020 report published in the journal Lancet said that as many as 40% of dementia cases could theoretically be prevented or delayed with lifestyle changes. https://t.co/DwjKtIX5RI
@BrainHQ brain training and @ymcasf team up in NIH-funded project to develop a model community-based Brain Health Program. CBSNews San Francisco @KPIXtv reports:
https://t.co/PrjbOKDgny
Highmark Wholecareis bringing BrainHQ brain training to Pennsylvania's most vulnerable to lower fall risk. MedCity News reports:
https://t.co/P3IEAZqDXI?
Podcast featuring Dr. Henry Mahncke discusses NIH-funded development of model community-based brain health program with the YMCA.
https://t.co/QQATUZecGO
Interesting review article on non-pharmacological treatments of Multiple Sclerosis. Slowing of speed of cognitive processing is common in MS, with many ramifications.
https://t.co/LpKPr076FQ