Children can learn and re-shape their brains faster than anyone else. Not surprisingly, we've found that teenagers who train with the Lumosity brain games improve dramatically. There is also Read More...
Brain Games for Your Site
Posted May 7, 2008
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You can embed mini-versions of Lumosity tests with our new Brain Game Gadgets. An example is below. If you want to have Path Finder on your blog or website, click "Embed" from the widget and follow Read More...
Brain Game News from the Weekend
Posted May 5, 2008
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A few good articles about brain training that featured Lumosity were published in the last couple days: NY Times: Exercise Your Brain, or Else You'll...Uh..., by Katie Hafner. Yahoo! Tech: Brain Read More...
Intelligence and your perfect sense of pace
Posted April 19, 2008
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Think you've got rhythm? Well, now there's a reason beyond musicianship and dance-floor bravado to claim an accurate sense of the beat: Good rhythm is correlated with general intelligence. Read More...
Memory impairment in those over 70
Posted April 8, 2008
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A study released recently by Duke Medical Center declares a depressing prognosis for those of us reaching the golden years. The study found that more than 1 out 3 people over the age of 70 have some Read More...
Our new brain health blog
Posted April 3, 2008
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As you can see, we've got a new and improved design for the Brain Health blog (thanks Josh and Dave). Let us know if you find changes you do or do not like, or if there's anything that doesn't seem to Read More...
Brain Food – Fruit for Thought
Posted March 27, 2008
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More evidence that you should eat fruit. Cornell's Chang Y. Lee found that the antioxidants in fruit prevented neurons from dying when exposed to oxidative stress. "Our results suggest that fresh Read More...
Brain performance enhancer: Caffeine
Posted March 17, 2008
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Chris Chatham at Developing Intelligence published a great guide to getting the most cognitive benefit out of caffeine. We've mentioned before that caffeine can improve memory and reaction time and Read More...
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