UCLA study finds Internet searching stimulates important neurological processes in the brain more than reading or TV. Click here for details.
Alzheimer's Conference Saturday March 20 at the St. Paul River Center.
Neurologist Dr. Steven DeKosky was the keynote speaker at the event. He is Dean of the University of Virginia School of Medicine. His research involves both the basic science and clinical treatment of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
Listen to a short clip of Dr. DeKosky talking about the interactive benefits of computer use on Minnesota Public Radio on March 17, 2010 (edited for time)
No computer experience needed! As easy to use as a TV.
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Watch a video demonstration of how You Can Do It Computers are so different from any other computer:
If you can turn your TV on and change channels, You Can Do It Computers
for seniors are for you! It's the easy senior computer.
UCLA study finds Internet searching stimulates important neurological processes in the brain more than reading or TV. 
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