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American consumers spend close to $300 million a year on computer-based brain-training programs — "mind workouts" — from such companies as MindSparke, Lumosity and PositScience. For just a few minutes (and a few dollars) a day, these programs promise enhanced memory and improved productivity. But do they work?
Online Brain-Training Program for Treatment of Learning Problems Proves Successful
Online brain training is gaining momentum as the number one treatment for learning problems stemming from ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and central auditory processing disorders. Brain Potential Institutes' one-on-one online brain training with a specialist has successfully helped children, teens and adults with reading problems, focusing and memory deficiencies, and an inability to complete ...
Whether it's sudoku or brain training games, there are plenty of options claiming to sharpen our brains as we get older.
Mental gyms reap younger minds
(Medical Xpress) -- A daily mental ‘work-out' has given a group of over 50s the brain performance of people several years younger, a Swinburne University of Technology clinical trial has shown.
Locks Law Firm attorneys Gene Locks, Michael Leh and David Langfitt today filed two additional lawsuits in Philadelphia against the NFL on behalf of 50 former NFL players. The first suit includes eight former players and five spouses, and the second suit includes 42 former players and 23 spouses.
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