Posts Tagged ‘schizophrenia’
New market report analyzing the growing Digital Brain Health market 2012–2020
We are proud to release today what we believe is our best market intelligence report so far, tracking how fully automated applications designed to assess, monitor and/ or enhance cognition and brain functioning are transforming brain health, and health overall. Here are a few examples of what we mean by Digital Brain Health, selected from among…
Read MoreTranscript: Online Q&A on the Future of Brain Health with Alvaro Fernandez
Below you can find the full transcript of our engaging Q&A session today, Friday March 16th, on brain sustainability, retooling brain health, and applied neuroplasticity, with Alvaro Fernandez, SharpBrains’ Co-Founder who’s just been named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. You can learn more about the topic by reading this 2011 SharpBrains Summit…
Read MoreNews: Neuroscience Applied to Learning, Mental Health, Healthy Aging
Here you have a round-up of recent news on how cognitive and affective neuroscience findings are starting to inform education and health across the lifespan: Pediatricians issue a call to aid children facing ‘toxic stress’ (LA Times) Teachers as Brain-Changers: Neuroscience and Learning (EdWeek)
Read MoreMaker of cognitive training game seeks FDA approval
Good brief article at New Scientist, Maker of cognitive training game seeks FDA approval: — “Imagine walking away from a doctor’s office with a prescription to play a video game. Brain Plasticity, the developer of a cognitive training game, has begun talks with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market the game as a therapeutic drug.”…
Read MoreThinking globally to improve mental health: New NIH initiative
Thinking globally to improve mental health: NIH announces international research initiative (press release): — “The Grand Challenges in Global Mental Health Initiative, led by the National Institutes of Health and the Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases, has identified the top 40 barriers to better mental health around the world. Similar to past grand challenges, which
Read MoreMay Update: Brain Training in Mental Health Toolkits for Prevention and Rehabilitation
The use of a variety of brain training interventions is growing in the area of mental health. Emerging evidence suggests that in the near future targeted brain training may even be used to prevent substance abuse. For example, training working memory may reduce substance abusers’ discounting of long-term rewards and punishments — such discounting is…
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