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Just 5 Weeks of Brain Training May Protect Against Dementia

Even brief interventions show promise: just 5 weeks of adaptive, attention-based cognitive exercises demonstrate measurable protective effects against dementia onset in older adults. This finding highlights the efficiency of well-designed cognitive training and its potential accessibility for broad public health implementatio

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Featured story • Apr 14

A Meta-Analysis of Neuroimaging Studies: Commercial Cognitive Training Effects

Comprehensive meta-analysis of commercial cognitive training programs reveals a significant moderate improvement in cognitive performance. Results confirm the efficacy of commercially available cognitive training tools, supporting their use as evidence-based interventions for cognitive enhancement and aging-related decline prevention.

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Most popular • Apr 3

When Stress Attacks the Brain: Cortisol, the Hippocampus, and Memory Impairment

Stress is ubiquitous in modern life. Yet what is perhaps less well appreciated is that prolonged or intense stress leaves molecular footprints on one of the brain's most crucial structures for learning and memory: the hippocampus. The culprit is cortisol, the primary glucocorticoid stress hormone, which exerts profound effects on hippocampal structure and function when chronically elevated

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