Posts Tagged ‘Games-for-Health’
Brain Teasers on Brain Training/ Games for Health Conference
Given the whole distracting “controversy” of whether Nintendo Brain Age “works” or not, I have started to use the following “brain teasers” in my talks in order to help the audience gain a more useful perspective of what is going on. They worked great both in the Medicare Readmissions Summit in DC a few weeks…
Read MoreUpdate: Is Grey the New Gold?
Here you have the June edition of our monthly newsletter covering cognitive health and brain fitness topics. Please remember that you can subscribe to receive this Newsletter by email, using the box at the top of this page. The full schedule of the SharpBrains’ powered Cognitive Health Track at the Games for Health Conference, June 11–12th…
Read MoreCognitive Health Track at Games for Health Conference: Full Schedule Announced!
Games for Health and SharpBrains have partnered to bring you the first Cognitive Health Track in a Games for Health Conference, June 11–12th in Boston. If you are interested, in attending the conference, you can learn more and register Here. To get a 15% off registration fees ($379), you can use discount code: sharp09, when…
Read MoreGames for Health Conference Announces First Cognitive Health Track Powered by SharpBrains
This is a press release that went through the wire earlier today. If you are interested, in attending the conference, you can learn more and register Here Note that below you can find 5 out of the 12 sessions — we will announce the full track tomorrow. To get a 15% off registration fees, you…
Read MoreCognitive Health and Development: April Round-Up
Round-up of April articles and news on neuroscience, brain development and cognitive health: Games for Health Conferences to host new Cognitive Health Track: For the first time, a new Cognitive Health track ‑Powered by SharpBrains- will cover eleven brain fitness and cognitive health topics during the 5th Annual Games for Health Conference. The current price…
Read MoreCognitive Health Track at Games for Health Conference
Ben Sawyer and I just agreed to create a new Cognitive Health track ‑Powered by SharpBrains- at the 5th Annual Games for Health Conference. I will host the 11-session track, covering a variety of cognitive health and brain fitness topics and an overview of SharpBrains’ upcoming report The State of the Brain Fitness Software Market 2009.…
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