Memory training for HIV seniors: a first step

This study looked at whether a working memory training program is practical and acceptable for people aging with HIV. Researchers enrolled 100 adults aged 50-85, both with and without HIV, to complete cognitive exercises and questionnaires. The goal was to see if participants would stick with the training and to measure any changes in memory and thinking skills. This early-stage research helps pave the way for larger studies on cognitive health in this community.