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Plain answers about the aging brain.

What the research shows, what it doesn't, and what you can do with it — written for capable adults, not patients.

Everyday Life

Why Your Memory Changes After 50

Some cognitive abilities slow with age. Others keep climbing for decades. Knowing which is which changes how the whole thing feels.

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Everyday Life

What to Look for in a Brain Game

A consumer's guide to a crowded, overhyped category, including how to judge us.

5 min read

The Research

What Brain Training Can and Can't Do

The research on cognitive training is real, useful, and much narrower than the marketing. Here's what it actually shows.

5 min read

The Research

The Movement-Mind Connection

The strongest evidence for keeping a brain sharp doesn't come from a screen. It comes from a pair of walking shoes.

5 min read

Training

The Case for Ten Minutes a Day

In skill learning, how often you show up matters more than how long you stay. The science of spacing explains why.

4 min read

Training

Names and Faces: A Field Guide

Forgetting names isn't a memory failure so much as an attention failure. That's good news, because attention is coachable.

5 min read

A few minutes a day for your memory, attention, and speed, right beside whatever movement your day allows. Mind and body, better together.

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MEM Health offers exercises based on techniques studied in cognitive research. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any medical condition. If you have concerns about your memory, talk with your doctor.

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