Journal
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What is Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)?
As we get older, we often face some level of cognitive decline. Doctors and other medical professionals will reassure you that this is completely normal due to the loss of brain matter that occurs because of ageing. However, if your cognition becomes noticeably or...
How to improve your cognitive health
What is ‘cognitive health’ and why is it important? Your cognitive health affects your ability to clearly think, learn and remember. As we get older, our cognitive health can take a turn for the worst and lead to cognitive decline or even Dementia. Not only can...
Best Family Tech 2019
Best for Kids Pigzbe is a fun, digital piggy bank for your child to learn how to save and manage money. This new adorable little pig toy is a great way to teach your kid about budgeting, sharing and spending money, as well as providing a great incentive for chores and...
About Our Preorder System
How our preorder works We've now made our devices available for preorder on our website and we’re offering a massive 40% discount for those who order before March 31st 2019. We’ve been working on a preorder page which walks you through all the information you’ll need...
About Kintell
How it all started Kintell was founded in 2017 by Aaron Johnston, Zoe Morgan and Paul Hewitt, after Zoe and Paul’s successful exit from a live-in care company (The Good Care Group). They had noticed that by the time people reach the need for full-time care, they’ve...
Why we’re living longer
Our ageing population is growing exponentially, with over 65-year-olds expected to make up a quarter of the community within the next few decades; in this article, we will evaluate how we have managed to increase our life expectancy, what the future be like, and how our needs will change.