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Preview? Access is Free. Ask Cognitive Labs to track your scores so you don't have to. All paid subscribers get reports showing their scores over time and reminders. Test, track, tune, and enhance your cognitive performance. Like you trade stocks, search, or monitor your weight online, make your cognitive health and improvement your own personal mission.

Testimonials   We have collected lots of feedback, you can see some here from people such as world-class authors, sports stars, programmers, gamers, and more, as well as from people like you and me that are just concerned about memory and cognitive fitness and want an easy service.	Floor Your Mind!
Products for Physicians, Scientists, and Institutions Memory For Life Professional, (here) an administrator-driven system for monitoring subject cognitive performance including clinical trials participants, patients under physician care, laboratory research, or other uses where objective long-term monitoring is necessary. By using MemCheck Pro to detect cognitive decline before symptoms are apparent, billions of dollars can be saved through early intervention and quality of life for patients and families is preserved.

 
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Case Two: Objective Clinical Trial Monitoring
 

Database So far, the Company has a database containing in the hundreds of thousands of individuals who have taken our very latest neurocognitive suite.

Cognitive Labs software has been presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference on the Prevention of Dementia-Washington D.C. (2005), the International Psychogeriatric Associationseveral international conferences.the International Conference on Prevention of Dementia and used in numerous studies involving genetic characteristics,  exercises rendered as games that improve cognitive function, perception, physical reflexes, decision making and memory. A study conducted by the Delos Mind-Body Institute affiliated with the University of Texas and the Open Institute found that these exercises improved IQ by 8 points over the control, efficiency by 13%, significantly reduced anxiety, and improved learning disabilities related to Attention Deficit Disorder.