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Study: Brain games do not improve your brain

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"The results are clear,” said Dr Adrian Owen, a neuroscientist at the Medical Research Council. "Statistically, there are no significant differences between the improvements seen in participants who played our brain training games, and those who just went on the internet for the same length of time."

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There's a program on BBC1 right now about this very topic. How odd.

I don't think smarter, but I do think it actually is good for the *ahem older folk, as working the brain at all I think helps keep it going better. Just a very unscientific thought of mine, from family experience.

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