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ZELIENOPLE ― The Zelienople Area Public Library has announced the addition of a Senior Resources Collection of materials for older adults with memory issues.

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A study by UT Arlington reveals that setting reminders can significantly reverse age-related memory issues, particularly in ...

Smell training can improve memory and may stimulate areas in the brain linked to cognition. Your sense of smell is closely ...

PEOPLE loved playing Brain Training back on their DS, but a new study has found that video games as a whole are good for your ...

Give brain exercises a try. Researchers have found mixed results when it comes to how big of a difference brain training makes in episodic memory in healthy adults. But there’s no harm in ...

Tracking firm Circana's 2024 demographics survey for gamer shows who's playing the most games (people 45 and older) and who's ...

A new study from UT Arlington reveals that setting reminders can eliminate some age-related declines in memory. The findings ...

They compare it to the memory function more regularly seen in ... not just for younger adults, for all of us. But there really is an epidemic amongst younger adults and they haven't lived any ...