Computerized brain training cuts risk of dementia

New study found that Computerized brain training cuts risk of dementia among

 health people by 48 percent.

Preliminary findings shows that any kind of

 intervention could delay

 the development of the dementia in normal health adults. 

The cognitive psychologists and neuroscientists have

 largely rejected evidence that computer based cognitive software or "brain games"

 have any effect on cognitive function.

The study is known as Active, examined the effects of cognitive

 training programs on health 

older adults 2,785.