Long-term research from the NIH-funded ACTIVE trial shows that speed-of-processing brain training games like Double Decision may reduce dementia risk by 26 percent over 20 years.
Long-term research from the NIH-funded ACTIVE trial shows that speed-of-processing brain training games like Double Decision may reduce dementia risk by 26 percent over 20 years.
Virtual reality is emerging as a powerful tool in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder, providing new options for Veterans who have struggled to find lasting relief through medication or traditional therapy alone. Rather than replacing existing care,...
Growing research shows video games can support mental health, stress relief, and emotional connection for veterans and service members.
Gaming stations installed on Thanksgiving Day at the VA Palo Alto recovery unit are helping veterans find connection, motivation, and social support during treatment.
Players who spend more time with video games versus traditional board games scored higher on tests of planning, memory, mental flexibility, and problem solving, according to a 2023 report.
Research suggests video games may improve decision-making, coordination, and stress management, making gamers strong candidates for military and first responder training.
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