Posts Tagged ‘brain training claims’
January Update: The Federal Trade Commission orders Focus Education to stop making unsubstantiated brain training claims
. Time for SharpBrains’ January e‑newsletter, featuring a wealth of brain health insights, neuroscience research reports, a landmark action by the Federal Trade Commission…and some quick brain teasers. Enjoy! New research: Brain health research study by AARP: Consumers pursue brain training to support a more enjoyable, self-managed life Can self-monitoring help promote academic success, and reduce ADHD symptoms, in college students…
Read MoreThe Federal Trade Commission orders Focus Education to stop making unsubstantiated brain training claims
. Makers of Jungle Rangers Computer Game for Kids Settle FTC Charges that They Deceived Consumers with Baseless “Brain Training” Claims (Federal Trade Commission): “A Texas company and its officers must stop making unsubstantiated claims that their computer game, Jungle Rangers, permanently improves children’s focus, memory, attention, behavior, and school performance, including for children with…
Read MoreChecklist to Evaluate Brain Training and Brain Health Claims
To assist those looking for ideas, products and services in the brain training/ health area, either as holiday gifts or New Year Resolutions, let us share this resource: SharpBrains’ Checklist to evaluate Brain Training and Brain Health claims, including Ten Questions to Choose the Right Brain Fitness Program— and a brief explanation of why each question…
Read More10-Question Checklist to Assess Products Making Brain Fitness & Training Claims
To help consumers and professionals navigate through the growing number of programs making “brain fitness” or “brain training” claims, we have published this SharpBrains Checklist: 10 Questions to Choose the Right Brain Fitness Program — and a brief explanation of why each question is important: * 1. Are there scientists, ideally neuropsychologists, and a scientific…
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