Keeping Your Memory in Shape
by Berkeley Wellness
As we grow older, we all worry about having “senior moments” that last more than a moment. That’s why brain-training programs have become a big business. Can mental workouts really improve memory?
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faculty at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health
Memory
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