A new study by researchers is using computerized brain games to help improve memory of elderly people. Marlene Ray, 73, knows all to well what can do to a persons brain. “”My sister-in-law suffers ...

It's 1 p.m. at the Heritage Estates' Brain Gym in Livermore, Calif., and the gym rats are starting their workout. Dorothy Emmrich, age 100, straps on a headset and glares at a computer screen showing ...

A new study has revealed a creative way for older consumers to stay mentally sharp: online games. According to researchers from the University of California at Irvine, seniors who play online brain ...

Older people who engage in mentally stimulating activities later in life may have a lower risk of developing mild cognitive impairment than their peers who don't challenge their minds, a study ...

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March 8, 2010 (Savannah, Georgia) — Elderly adults who play brain fitness games that exercise global aspects of memory show improvements in the domain of delayed memory at 6 months compared with a ...

A recent study offers yet more evidence that commercial “brain-training” computer games do not give the brain any kind of extra cognitive “boost” in old age. This is more bad news for the ...

GamesBeat: The masking part may be me misspeaking somewhat. It’s more that the games you play repetitively and the things you use your mind to do repetitively don’t necessarily help you stave off ...