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Brain Teaser

Challenge Your Cognitive Know-How!

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Staying Sharp

Published October 08, 2026

What do many brain-healthy social activities have in common?

They combine connection and engagement

They involve large groups of people

They require people to think hard

They focus on competition

Activities like sharing meals, playing games and spending time with others can offer both social connection and mental engagement. Get more ideas for strengthening connections here.

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