Children, Diplomas and Brains Key to 2006 Mindalert Awards
A long-term care facility placing babes in elders' arms, a pioneering campus program for older learners and a national campaign to bring the knowledge of Nobel Laureates and other scientists to bear on issues of brain health are the winners of the 2006 MindAlert Awards, presented by the American Society on Aging (ASA) and MetLife Foundation at the Joint Conference of the National Council on Aging and ASA in Anaheim in March.
The MindAlert program recognizes replicable research-based programs, products or tools that promote cognitive fitness in later life in three categories. Following are the 2006 winners.
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Article title: Children, Diplomas and Brains Key to 2006 Mindalert Awards.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Aging Today.
Volume: 27.
Issue: 3
Publication date: May/June 2006.
Page number: 11+.
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