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Encore: Can cognitive training exercises reduce the risk of dementia? USF researchers are looking to recruit volunteers for Active Mind study - Vimarsana News

Encore: Can cognitive training exercises reduce the risk of dementia? USF researchers are looking to recruit volunteers for Active Mind study

While the medical community continues to look for ways to help reduce the risk of dementia, researchers at University of South Florida have been studying whether interacting with certain kinds of specially designed cognitive training exercises — essentially computer games — can reduce the risk of dementia. We learn about another USF study called Active Mind that is similar, but is looking for participants who do have some degree of mild cognitive impairment.

Source: wgcu.org
IT News Online - MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds Announce National Campaign "A.S.K." To Address Critical Youth Mental Health Challenge - Vimarsana News

IT News Online - MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds Announce National Campaign "A.S.K." To Address Critical Youth Mental Health Challenge

MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds Announce National Campaign

MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds Announce National Campaign ... - Vimarsana News

MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds Announce National Campaign ...

MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds Announce National Campaign ...

Can cognitive training exercises reduce the risk of dementia? USF researchers are looking to recruit volunteers for Active Mind study - Vimarsana News

Can cognitive training exercises reduce the risk of dementia? USF researchers are looking to recruit volunteers for Active Mind study

While the medical community continues to look for ways to help reduce the risk of dementia, researchers at University of South Florida have been studying whether interacting with certain kinds of specially designed cognitive training exercises — essentially computer games — can reduce the risk of dementia. We learn about another USF study called Active Mind that is similar, but is looking for participants who do have some degree of mild cognitive impairment.

Source: wgcu.org
MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds announce national campaign "A.S.K." to address critical youth mental health challenge - Vimarsana News

MTV Entertainment Studios and Active Minds announce national campaign "A.S.K." to address critical youth mental health challenge

/PRNewswire/ -- MTV Entertainment Studios (MTVE) has partnered with leading young adult mental health non-profit Active Minds to spearhead an innovative mental...