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In aging seniors, healthy brain function is about more than just memory and coordination; everyday tasks, relationships, hobbies and quality of life are all affected. It stands to reason that the more aware and capable you are of cognitive reasoning and performing independent living activities the higher your self confidence and emotional health. The nation’s [...]
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In this Leaders in Elder Care interview, I had the privilege to speak to Dr. Kevin O’Neil. I first met Dr. O’Neil at Brookdale’s Brain Symposium a few months ago at UCLA, where I left quite impressed with the his approach to brain fitness and brain health. Dr. O’Neil combines a deep understanding of both [...]
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In this Leaders in Elder Care Interview, I spoke with Steven Aldrich of Posit Science. Posit Science is one of the leaders in what is a growing market for brain fitness and memory care software. There are many ways to provide memory training, as some of you may know, but I really enjoyed two things [...]
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This morning I went to the gym, just like I’ve done 3-4 times a week for years. I really try to push myself at the end of each workout. My motivation comes from my desire to be healthy, active and have the longevity to spend many, many years with my wife and daughter. But did [...]
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