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The following is a list of resources that provide information on improving brain functioning for the adult and older adult populations. Please let us know if you find any other resources that should be posted on our website.

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The Dana Foundation The BrainWeb and Brain Resource Center BrainWeb provides information and links to validated sites about brain diseases and disorders. Sites listed in BrainWeb detail more than 25 common brain diseases and disorders, and include some of the Internet’s best general neuroscience and health resources. The Brain Resource tool below quickly generates focused search results from the extensive Dana Foundation content library. Results include publications, reports, news articles and information about brain-related grants and events. To use, first choose a category and then, optionally, choose a topic within that category.	visit site


AARP American Association of Retired Persons AARP is a membership organization leading positive social change and delivering value to people age 50 and over through information, advocacy and service.	visit site


Sharpbrains Sharpbrains mission is to provide individuals, companies and institutions with the best science-based information and guidance for Brain Health and Fitness.	visit site


The Brain Research Centre at the University of British Columbia The Aging Brain Program is an interdisciplinary program in which Centre members, whose skills range from molecular biology to computer science, and whose interests span both basic and clinical investigations, have come together to develop a coordinated approach to helping our aging population. We investigate the aging brain: To understand the effects of the aging process on brain function, behaviour, and cognition; To develop new methods of prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation for age-related diseases; To develop new strategies to promote successful aging in our population; and To develop new research strategies to extend the human life span.	visit site


International Brain Research Foundation We at IBRF and the scientists we support envision a world in which countless millions of men, women, and children worldwide will benefit from new discoveries for brain-related disorders — disorders that impact them and their families in life-altering, devastating manifestations of varying kinds and degrees.	visit site


Wikipedia Information on Neuroplasticity	visit site