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Brain health can grow at any age with online training, new study finds
cognitive-science2 days ago

Brain health can grow at any age with online training, new study finds

A three-year online BrainHealth Project study of 3,966 adults aged 19–94 found that adults of all ages can measurably improve brain health using accessible online training and coaching. The BrainHealth Index showed gains across cognitive clarity, social connectedness, and emotional balance, with higher engagement yielding larger improvements. Importantly, those starting with lower brain health scores improved the most, and there was no observed ceiling to growth, challenging the idea that cognitive vitality is limited to seniors. Limitations include lack of a control group and a highly educated sample; researchers plan to add objective health metrics and a more diverse population in future work.

Brain Health Can Improve at Any Age, Large-Scale Study Finds
science21 days ago

Brain Health Can Improve at Any Age, Large-Scale Study Finds

A three-year study of 3,966 adults aged 19–94 found brain health can improve with brief daily brain-training exercises, challenging the notion that cognitive decline is inevitable with age. Using the BrainHealth Index, researchers tracked gains in clarity, emotional balance, and connectedness; engagement was the strongest predictor of improvement, with the largest gains among those starting with lower scores. The study notes diversity limitations and includes ongoing brain imaging to explore neural mechanisms, underscoring that cognitive health can be cultivated at any age.

Brains Can Grow Across the Lifespan, Study Finds
science1 month ago

Brains Can Grow Across the Lifespan, Study Finds

A large, multi-year study using the BrainHealth Index tracked about 4,000 adults aged 19–94 and found that consistent brain-healthy habits, cognitive training, and personalized coaching correlate with cognitive gains across the lifespan. Those with lower baseline scores improved the most, younger adults benefited as much as older ones, and the BrainHealth Project supports a personalized, scalable approach to enhancing brain health globally.