COGNITIVE FUNCTION

This study is testing if time-restricted eating (limiting daily food intake to a specific window) can help protect brain function and reduce heart disease risk in older women who have survived breast cancer. Researchers will compare this eating pattern against general healthy eat…

This study is testing whether giving children a nutritional supplement drink along with dietary advice helps them gain weight and grow better than just receiving dietary advice alone. It will involve 216 generally healthy toddlers aged 2-3 years whose parents are concerned about …

This study is testing whether a dietary supplement called AP-Brain can improve memory and thinking skills in healthy adults aged 40-79 who have noticed their own memory problems. Participants will take either AP-Brain or a placebo (inactive substance) daily for 56 days and comple…

This study aims to see if certain health and wellness products can improve mental clarity, focus, and related issues like fatigue and sleep problems. It will involve about 990 adults in the US who will take either a real product or a placebo (inactive pill) for 12 weeks without k…

This study is testing whether playing interactive, motion-based video games can help slow down age-related declines in thinking skills and physical mobility. Researchers will enroll about 80 adults aged 65 and older. Half will play the games twice a week for 12 weeks, while the o…

This study aims to see if certain health and wellness products can improve memory, focus, and reduce tiredness in young professionals and video gamers. It will involve 600 adults in the US who will take either the test product or a placebo (a look-alike with no active ingredients…

This study is testing whether a dietary supplement called AP-Brain can safely improve focus, memory, and other thinking skills in healthy young adults who struggle with attention. 120 participants will take either AP-Brain at one of three doses or a placebo (a look-alike with no …

This study aims to see if training with special glasses that create a stroboscopic (flashing) visual effect can improve key skills in young basketball players. Researchers will measure if these exercises help with thinking speed, balance, agility, and jumping in 36 teen male play…