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Daily Quizzes

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Eat Right

Brain Teaser: August 7, 2025

Which vitamin, best known for promoting blood clotting, may also support brain health?

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Manage Stress

Brain Teaser: August 6, 2025

What kind of humor does the brain respond to?

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Be Social

Brain Teaser: August 5, 2025

Social interaction can help limit the damaging effects of which hormone?

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Restorative Sleep

Brain Teaser: August 4, 2025

How many hours of sleep do older adults need?

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Manage Stress

Brain Teaser: August 1, 2025

What percentage of adults 60 and older have high blood pressure?

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Engage Your Brain

Brain Teaser: July 31, 2025

What unexpected activity has been found to help improve mental health in older adults?

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Eat Right

Brain Teaser: July 30, 2025

You’ve probably heard of the Mediterranean diet and its many benefits. Which below is not one of them?

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Engage Your Brain

Brain Teaser: July 29, 2025

What is a normal part of aging that does not necessarily indicate dementia?

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Ongoing Exercise

Brain Teaser: July 28, 2025

Which part of the brain has been shown to actually increase in volume with yoga practice?

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Eat Right

Brain Teaser: July 25, 2025

Which vitamin is an important antioxidant that helps protect brain cells from damage?

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Manage Stress

Brain Teaser: July 24, 2025

What feel-good brain chemical gets released when you laugh?

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Engage Your Brain

Brain Teaser: July 23, 2025

In a recent study, what common everyday sound was associated with slower performance on these tasks?

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Be Social

Brain Teaser: July 22, 2025

How often should older adults have their hearing tested?

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Be Social

Brain Teaser: July 21, 2025

What’s a good thing to do if you’re feeling lonely or isolated?

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Manage Stress

Brain Teaser: July 18, 2025

Which of the following statements about stress is TRUE?

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Eat Right

Brain Teaser: July 17, 2025

Cashews contain which of the following mood-supporting nutrients?

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