Multiple Sclerosis and Memory
A recent study published in the journal Neurology shows that high levels of mental activity may reduce some of the cognitive deficits characteristic of multiple sclerosis (MS). The study found that people with a mentally active lifestyle had high scores on learning and memory tests regardless of the amount of brain damage they had. Those [...]
Tags: brain training, cognitive function, cognitive reserve, MS, multiple sclerosis, Penn State, Peter A. Arnett
Posted July 6, 2010 by Amy Abramowitz under Alzheimer's disease, Benefits of Brain Fitness, Memory, Neuroscience, Posit Science software
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