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Brain Imaging Shows Playing Tetris Leads To Both Brain Efficiency And Thicker Cortex Article Date: 02 Sep 2009 - 3:00 PDT Researchers at the Mind Research Network announced the findings of a scientific study that used brain imaging and...

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Tetris 'could boost brain power' The classic computer puzzle Tetris may boost brain power, American scientists have discovered. Published: 6:40AM BST 02 Sep 2009 Tetris may boost brain power Photo: AP Tests reveal that despite being...

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...are associated with visual spatial abilities, planning, and integration of sensory data. "Does this mean that Tetris is good for your brain? '' Haier said. "That is the big question. We don't know that just because you become better at...

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Playing Tetris May Build Up Your Brain WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2 (HealthDay News) -- Regularly playing the video game Tetris may increase gray matter in your brain and make you think more efficiently, researchers in New Mexico report. MRIs done on...

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...if the brain changes due to Tetris will help a person learn new skills or have better memory. "We know Tetris changes the brain," Haier says. "We don't know if it's good for you. " gray matter Brownish-gray nerve tissue, especially of...

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Tetris Gives You Thicker Brain Meats [Science] By Mike Fahey, 9:40 AM on Wed Sep 2 2009, 3,139 views (Edit, to draft, Slurp) Copy this whole post to another site A study conducted by neuroscientist Richard Haier has determined that...

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...using two image techniques. Researchers from Mind Research Network in Albuquerque used brain imaging and Tetris to investigate whether practice makes the brain efficient because it increases gray matter. For 30 minutes a day over a...

In this article: Tetris, Medical advice, Meningitis, Albuquerque, and New Mexico

...functional gains beyond loading your trunk very efficiently. Playing Tetris actually gives you more brain to work with, says a new study to be published later this week. So you're saying you had control groups of people that played...

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