Researchers conducted a comprehensive and systematic review of mobile cognitive training apps and published their peer-reviewed findings ranking the apps in JMIR mhealth and uhealth, a top-tier ...

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September is Healthy Aging Month, and Texas Tech HSC's Dr. John Bertelson is sharing a message on how to keep your brain strong as you grow older.

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Welcome to AI Impostor Syndrome: the creeping suspicion that you’re not good enough because you can’t keep up with a machine.

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FOUND on the fourth floor of The Podium in Ortigas, Kinetix Kids stands out as a leading play gym and activity area for ...