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the use of the woodco*k-johnson fourth edition (wj iv) gia cognitive iq score in intellectual disability (id) determination. national cancer institute designates brainhq as a research-tested intervention program. national cancer institute designates brainhq as a research-tested intervention program. (san francisco) — the national cancer institute (nci) of the us national institutes of health has designated brainhq online brain exercises, made by posit science, as a part of its research-tested intervention programs (rtips). brainhq is now included in the nci database of evidence-based cancer interventions and program materials for program planners and public health practitioners. the rtips program was set up by nci to more rapidly move new science into programs for people. it is a searchable database to help practitioners and program planners find evidence-based interventions that have sufficient relevance to be considered for use in real-world brainhq was selected for inclusion into the rtips program because it was tested in research studies, produced positive behavioral and psychosocial findings in cancer survivors, and study results were published in peer-reviewed medical journals. these findings were independently reviewed and scored by nci and its partners as part of the process by which brainhq was included in the rtips program. in selecting brainhq for rtips, nci looked at published studies on the use of brainhq to address common complaints of cognitive impairment as*ociated with cancer and its treatment. these cognitive impairments are often referred to as cancer-induced cognitive impairment or, more colloquially, as chemobrain. up to 90 percent of cancer survivors report cognitive issues from cancer or its treatment. there nci reviewed an 82-person randomized controlled trial conducted at the university of indiana, which found that those who used a set of visual processing exercises now found in brainhq showed improvements, as compared to the control group, in objective measures of processing