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Make time for physical fitness, and watch what you eat.   

What’s good for the heart is good for the brain.

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When we complete tasks that require higher-order, deeper thinking, dopamine is released in the brain – igniting a feeling of accomplishment and reward.

Completing challenging tasks ignites the brain’s reward system.

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Identify your brain’s daily “prime time” – when you feel the most mentally sharp – and set aside time during that window to knock out tasks that require deeper thinking and focused attention.

Calibrate your brain’s resources.

What influences public understanding and acceptance of science? When encountering new information, people engage in motivated cognition; Information is filtered and processed through our prior experience. Dr. Landrum investigates how values and world-views influence public perceptions of science.

Knowledge x Identity: The Interaction of Two Important Factors on Science Acceptance

Founder of The Chopra Foundation, Dr. Chopra is a world-renowned pioneer in integrative medicine and personal transformation. Hear his vision of wellbeing and personal transformation, which can help unlock potential through improved brain health. 

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The Future of Wellbeing

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Interested in learning more about brain health? Come join our luncheon to engage in lively discussions on what you can do for your brain health now! We will also share our latest Center for BrainHealth breakthroughs, our key focus areas and ways you can get involved!

BrainHealth Roundtable

What if we could learn how to harness the brain activation underlying our anxiety and make it work for us, turning it into a superpower? Dr. Suzuki is a Professor of Neural Science and Psychology at New York University will show us how to channel your "Good Anxiety."

Good Anxiety 

Learn about the latest trends in digital brain health and society's march toward pervasive neurotechnology. Mr. Fernandez, named a Young Global Leader, runs SharpBrains, an independent market research firm tracking applied neuroscience. 

Navigating the Digital Brain Health Market

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How can we leverage and strengthen the neural mechanisms underlying social interactions, working memory, cognitive control and frontal lobe function. Dr. D'Esposito is a professor of neuroscience and psychology and director of the Wheeler Lab for Advanced Brain Studies at UC Berkeley. 

The Social Network That Matters Most: Your Brain

Explore the value of healthy lifestyle choices – from nutrition to sleep and relaxation – to take control of your own brain health. Husband-wife team Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai are co-directors of the Alzheimer’s Prevention Program at Loma Linda University. 

Lifestyle Medicine for Alzheimer's Prevention

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Center for BrainHealth leads scientific research to enhance and restore the brain. Learn how to exercise your brain to work better and faster today!

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HOW FIT IS YOUR BRAIN?

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What’s good for the heart is good for the brain.

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Calibrate your brain’s resources.

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HOW FIT IS YOUR BRAIN?

Next Generation Science

Is Your Brain as Fit As You Are?

Know Brainers

Completing challenging tasks ignites the brain’s reward system.

Calibrate your brain’s resources.

Events

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Pioneering Science

Brain Training

The BrainHealth Project

Of Your Own Brain

Instead of focusing on how many things you checked off your list today, shift towards the measures that matter most — Were you more innovative? More purpose-driven? More socially fulfilled?