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Senior Citizens Day
In 1988, President Ronald Reagan declared August, 21st to be National Senior Citizens Day. This day is meant to be a celebration of seniors and was created to encourage younger generations to spend time with their elders or do volunteer Read More
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Tagged Brain exercise, Brain Fitness, continual learning, Memory, seniors, Word Skills

Playing Games May Reduce Alzheimer’s Pathology
Higher cognitive activity in young and middle-aged adults is associated with lower levels of Alzheimer’s pathology, published in Archives of Neurology , January 23, 2012,
We all need to learn to play new games and partake in cognitive activities according to the main outcome measured in this most recent study. Read More
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Tagged Alzheimer's disease, baby boomers, Brain exercise, cognitive reserve, cognitive stimulation, continual learning, Group Games, News, Research, seniors

Top 10 Gifts to Give the Older Adults in Your Life
Our MindMatters Program Coordinator Joni announces her Top 10 Gifts to Give the Older Adults in Your Life! 10. Link 26 This is a great word skills game that several people can play. There are 26 letter tiles and 100 Read More
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Tagged Alzheimer's disease, baby boomers, cognitive reserve, gifts, Memory, seniors, Social Interaction, strategy, Visual Perception, visual processing, Word Skills





