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Social engagement is scientifically proven to be good for the brain. While we've all been forced into social distancing this year, it's important to not let that become social isolation. It may take some creativity (and learning new technology) but make it a priority to maintain social connections - even from afar. Your brain's health depends on it. https://neurotrack.com//social-connections-and-cognitive-h

What is considered normal forgetfulness and what is not? Here we provide an overview of how cognitive health changes with age: from normal and expected changes, to mild cognitive impairment, and signs of a more serious condition like dementia. https://neurotrack.com/re/normal-aging-vs-cognitive-decline

Talking about dementia and Alzheimer's is scary but there are things we all should be doing now to get ahead of this disease. Awareness is the first step to knowing how to keep your brain healthy and stave off cognitive decline. https://neurotrack.com/resources/talking-about-dementia

Today is World Alzheimer's Day and we're excited to announce the launch of our Brain Health Library - a free resource of articles, tips, and research findings that you can use to keep your brain healthy and strong. At Neurotrack, we work hard to develop science-based tools and resources in hopes that everyone will understand that there ARE things you can do to strengthen your cognition and reduce your risk for Alzheimer's disease. This is the reason that our CEO Elli Kaplan founded the company. She shares her story, and what the library means to her, here.

We are honored to be selected as a quarterfinalist in UCSF's Digital Health Awards! https://www.linkedin.com//neurotrack_digitalhealth-futureo