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Frontiers of BrainHealth

Dr. Kelley specializes in the evaluation and study of neurological causes of impairment in memory and cognition. 

New Optimism in Alzheimer's Treatments

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BrainHealth Presents

How do changing hormonal conditions shape the human brain? And what does healthy aging look like for women’s brain health? Dr. Emily Jacobs, associate professor in psychological and brain sciences at the University of California Santa Barbara, explains the structural and functional changes that occur as the brain ages – and what those changes mean for women’s health.

New Science of Women's Brains

Dr. D'Mello also serves as faculty with the Department of Psychology at The University of Texas at Dallas, an external fellow of UTD's Center for Vital Longevity, and an affiliate of the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT. 

The Cerebellum in Cognition, Development and Disorders

What does science tell us about the connection between heart health and brain/mind health? As a practicing neurologist and chief clinical science officer at the American Heart Association, Dr. Elkind is a leading authority and trusted voice on enhancing well-being by building healthy hearts, brains, and minds.

The Brain-Heart Connection

Cognitive decline is NOT inevitable.  Your brain changes as you live and age, and that is a good thing! Sarah Lock, AARP's senior vice president of policy and brain health, and executive director of their Global Council on Brain Health, shares insights on how to sustain brain-healthy behaviors. 

NEW DATE: Staying Sharp

This husband-and-wife team of Alzheimer's researchers advocate for the advancement of neurotherapeutic tools to promote dignified aging. Dr. Jeff Cummings and Dr. Kate Zhong, scientists and professors at the University of Nevada Las Vegas Department of Brain Health, have a long history of working to improve clinical trials and develop new therapies for Alzheimer's disease. 

Risk and Resilience for Seniors

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The capacity for creativity defies binary thinking. Everyone has creative potential. Spark new ideas by seeking creative approaches in different areas of life.

Construct Your Own Creative Reserves

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Like your body, your brain benefits from daily exercise. Adopting a growth mindset and brain-healthy routines can yield significant brain changes over time.  

Create Brain-Healthy Routines

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People see and experience the world around them in different ways. In order to thrive, communities need to have a sense of deeper connection and support. 

Build Your Communities in Circles

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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Be the

Architect

Of Your Own Brain

Helpful vs. Harmful Quiz

ARE YOUR DAILY HABITS TOXIC TO YOUR BRAIN HEALTH?

How often are you in back-to-back meetings or tasks without breaks in between?

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Is Your Brain as Fit As You Are?

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Know Brainers

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?

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