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Could games like Tetris actually do more for training your brain than other games marketed to do so? (Willis Gibson via AP)

Expert Opinion | Brain-training games remain unproven

Finding games that translate into cognitive improvement in the real world can be challenging.

Ian McDonough and Michael Dulas, The Conversation

Jeffrey Millstein is a primary doctor and regular contributing columnist for the Inquirer Sunday Health section. He was photographed Oct. 8, 2024 at his practice at Penn Medicine Woodbury Heights.

Beware of the health-care ‘rabbit hole’ | Expert Opinion

Jeffrey Millstein, For The Inquirer

Face It, founded in 2009, offers individual and group support for depression, community events and training for mental health professionals. In 2019, the nonprofit launched an unusual program pairing traditional therapy with peer support to see if that combination improved outcomes for men. (Dmitry Volochek/Dreamstime/TNS)

Depression can affect the sex drive. Here’s how to cope.

Gregory Scott Brown and MD, Washington Post

The human colon. Colorectal cancer occurs in the colon or rectum when abnormal growths, called polyps, form and become cancerous over time.

Expert Opinion | Try these simple food swaps to reduce your colorectal cancer risk

Trisha Pasricha, Washington Post

Open enrollment help can be hard to find

Grace McCormack and Melissa Garrido, The Conversation

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