How 15 Minutes a Day of Brain Games Could Reduce Your Dementia Risk by 29%

Recent research shows that cognitive training can reduce dementia risk, but the headlines promising 15-minute daily sessions miss the mark.

Recent research shows that cognitive training can reduce dementia risk, but the headlines promising 15-minute daily sessions miss the mark.

Yes, according to a major Johns Hopkins study published in February 2026, cognitive speed training is genuinely linked to a 25% lower risk of dementia...

Recent research has shown that a specific type of brain training game called "Double Decision"—available through programs like BrainHQ and other cognitive...

A groundbreaking 20-year study has found that just five to six weeks of specialized brain training can lower your dementia risk by 25% — and that...

Your daily coffee routine is indeed doing more for your brain than you likely realize. Recent research reveals that drinking 2-3 cups of coffee daily is...

Switching from takeout to home cooking can meaningfully protect your brain while also saving you over $1,200 a year.

Nutritionists are now including brain health screenings with diet consultations because the connection between nutrition and cognitive function has become...

A remarkable 43-year study from Harvard involving over 131,000 people provides compelling evidence that moderate coffee consumption may be one of the...

Neurologists increasingly point to a straightforward grocery strategy for dementia prevention: prioritize full-fat cheese and dairy, leafy greens,...

A groundbreaking study of nearly 11,000 older Japanese adults suggests that the simple act of cooking a meal at home once a week may reduce your dementia...