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Computer exercise games ‘could help fight dementia’

Computer exercise games keep the brain and body fit - and could ward off dementia, experts have found.

So-called “exergames” - which combine physical exercise with interactive video game features - boost players’ mental and physical powers, a study revealed.

Features such as competition and three-dimensional scenery entice people to use the games more… Computer exercise games ‘could help fight dementia’   



Omega 3 may not help prevent dementia

Older people who took omega-3 fish oil supplements for 3.5 years did not appear to reduce their odds of losing cognitive function, British researchers said.

Study leader Emma Sydenham at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and colleagues gathered evidence from three high-quality trials comparing the effects of omega-3 fatty acids taken… Omega 3 may not help prevent dementia   



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