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The work, presented at the Manchester Science Festival and published online at PsyArXiv ... Owen said previous studies had shown that brain training games do not improve cognitive function ...

When psychologists conduct research on whether it’s possible to improve cognition, they mostly use computer games developed to enhance a specific aspect of how we think. Some brain training ...

But there are steps you can take — specifically, brain games — that can help your memory stay sharp. Brain games and memory exercises stimulate neural pathways and promote neuroplasticity, ...

He said he was "surprised that video games improved" brain performance as "we have shown conclusively in the past that computerised 'brain training' games do not improve cognitive function".

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But some scientists, including Ryuta Kawashima, believe that help is at hand in the form of so-called brain training activities ... mental exercises or games, it may help prevent cognitive decline ...

The days of playing your favourite game for hours at ... with gamers now focusing on brain development, if one leading team is to be believed. At the Team Liquid training centre in the Dutch ...

The team described the findings, published in an online portal called PsyArXiv ... conclusively in the past that computerised ‘brain training’ games do not improve cognitive function.

As we get older, it’s so important that we look after our brain health, with cognitive decline a real problem for millions of people around ...

The team described the findings, published in an online portal called PsyArXiv ... conclusively in the past that computerised ‘brain training’ games do not improve cognitive function.