Cognitive Training that Works
A cognitive training program improves cognitive function only if proof exists for this claim. The article urges the reader to question and verify the science behind the cognitive training product and...
View ArticleCognitive Training or Video Games?
The author discusses recent peer-reviewed scientific findings that demonstrate that personalized and systematic cognitive training confers more cognitive benefits than video games.
View ArticleCognitive training offers hope for individuals with Mild Cognitive Impairment.
In this article Evelyn Shatil presents new findings showing how individualized and systematic cognitive training improved a wide array of cognitive functions, including memory, attention and mental...
View ArticleMultiple sclerosis and cognitive training: You are fatigued but you can do it.
Dr. Evelyn Shatil discusses peer-reviewed evidence that cognitive training is indicated for individuals with multiple sclerosis who experience cognitive decline.
View ArticleGambling in Decision Making: Young children Prefer Risk
A study conducted at Duke University reveals for the first time that children as young as six years of age knowingly prefer to select risky options in decision making.
View ArticleCommand your neurons and they will obey
Two studies show that animals and humans can control neuronal activity by the sheer force of their thoughts and will. More wondrous yet, the greater neuronal control achieved is shown to be associated...
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