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Simple 60-second brain trick could help sharpen memory and fight brain fog
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Timed word games, rapid recall drills and speed reading work better than puzzles, expert says
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Dr. Rhonda Voskuhl explains why crosswords and sudoku miss the mark for brain fog and which timed word games actually target verbal memory loss.
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