MindCrowd

One-size-fits-all diet advice is officially outdated. 🧬

New research shows that for APOE ε4 carriers, eating more unprocessed meat (like steak or chicken) was linked to a 55% lower risk of dementia.

What keeps one brain sharp might not work for another.

We are all unique "formulas" waiting to be solved.

Play the short MindCrowd memory game.
Help scientists find the personalized formulas we could use to keep our minds fit for life.
* Each completed test brings us closer to the solution.

⭐️ Don't worry if you miss some answers, it's rare - but possible - for a person to remember all the words correctly. Get all the way to the end to see your results. If you give up, you won't know how you did. 😊
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🧬👍 MindCrowd is a scientific study of memory designed to help turn insights into action to live longer, sharper lives with personalized brain-health guidance for every stage of aging.

Backed by the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) in collaboration with the University of Arizona, Johns Hopkins University, UCLA Health, University of Miami, Emory University, and more. Precision Aging Network.

APOE ε4 carriers research source: Karolinska Institutet

Support memory research by playing the short, free MindCrowd.org game online. 👈🏽

Together, we can look for ways to protect our brains from diseases like Alzheimer's.🧠💜

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Don Cheadle has shared how his mother’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis affected his family. He speaks publicly to raise awareness, help people recognize early signs, and shine a light on the challenges caregivers face—so no one has to navigate it alone.

🧬 MindCrowd is backed by TGen, in collaboration with the University of Arizona, Johns Hopkins University, University of Miami, Emory University, UCLA Health, Arizona State University, Georgia State, City of Hope, Georgia Tech, and more. This online scientific study is designed to analyze how brain performance changes with age to find ways to keep our cognitive abilities for life.