About Brain Fitness
We’re at the beginning of a revolution in brain fitness. Scientists are beginning to understand more about how the brain works—and what can create problems. The result: effective treatments, therapies, and lifestyle changes for better brain health. Learn more about this emerging field with these articles:
This interview with esteemed neuroscientist Michael Merzenich of the University of California at San Francisco considers why brain health has become such a hot topic.
The underlying science behind brain fitness relies on the brain’s ability to adapt and change. This article explains what drives the brain to change—for better or worse.
You might have heard a lot about what’s good for the brain. Eating blueberries? Taking gingko biloba? Riding a bike? This article shares results of science studies on these and other topics.
Doing crosswords isn’t bad for the brain, but it might not be as helpful as you think.
Understanding the key qualities that brain-healthy activities share can help you make informed choices.
Neuroscientists suggest daily activities that can contribute to brain fitness.
