Study shows chess is a powerful tool against dementia (video)

In a study just released, chess was shown to be one of the most useful strategies in helping to prevent dementia. The study followed over 10 thousand senior Australians and their habits, and spanned 10 years. The conclusion was that chess permitted 'higher efficiency in using brain networks'. Read on and watch the video!

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