From the Pros: AARP's Staying Sharp website offers older adults a variety of games that involve matching, maze navigation, and other brain exercises. From classic board games that provide ...

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Consumers use all types of wearable gadgets to monitor physical activity. But what about measuring our brains? A Seattle-area ...

Some studies show that playing video games can help your brain stay nimble and strong. Just keep in mind that, like with most things, moderation is key. So play games, read more, learn new things ...

Read through the responses to this week’s Brain Game prompt, and choose which answer you like most. Based on your votes and YP editors’ picks, we will eliminate one contestant from the ...

state AARP representative for the greater Charlotte area. “In this interactive session, we will explore the six pillars of brain health. We will explore tips for staying socially engaged ...