Fortunately, Brain Training Does Help Memory

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Fortunately, Brain Training Does Help Memory

Steven Aldrich says:

December 25, 2009 at 12:05 AM

The title of this post is factually incorrect. The contect comes from the republishing of a press release based on an old review of one paper. Even though the press release came out in December 2009, the article reviewed was published in 2008 ... since that time some ground-breaking research came out in the Journal of American Geriatrics that concluded, "The experimental program improved generalized measures of memory and attention more than an active control program." You can read the abstract at www3.interscience.wiley.com/.../abstract

Posit Science, where I am CEO and Dr. Mike Merzenich is Chief Science Officer, makes scientifically-validated and engaging software that can help you think faster, focus better and remember more. Over 30 clinical studies from institutions like the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins show that our technology can have a range of benefits from improved memory to lowered health care costs to improved driving safety. The IMPACT study used the Brain Fitness Program built by our team. For more information and to try free exercises, please visit http://www.positscience.com/braingames

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