Posts Tagged ‘cognitive-testing’
Update: To improve memory and thinking, try the Mediterranean diet with added olive oil and nuts
. Time for SharpBrains’ May e‑newsletter, wrapping up this month’s key brain and mind studies, pervasive neurotechnology news, and brain fitness insights. New research: To improve memory and thinking skills, try the Mediterranean diet with added olive oil and nuts Sports-related concussions can impact academic performance, especially in high school Scientists issue a call to action for TBI patients…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s disease can be delayed through lifestyle: New, large study joins growing chorus
– Hard Evidence We Can Slow Alzheimer’s By Exercising The Body And The Mind (Forbes): “Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most feared diagnoses among patients…once the disease has been diagnosed, there is nothing modern medicine can do to stop it. But it can be slowed, and a new study presented
Read MoreUpdate: Can Brain Science Enhance Living?
Sponsored Ad (How to Advertise on SharpBrains.com) Time for our monthly eNewsletter tracking recent news and developments on how the neuroscience of cognition and emotions can inform education and health across the lifespan. Let us try to be as concise as possible, so you can spend as much time as possible connecting with your Loved Ones instead of…
Read MoreCognitive Health News Roundup
July is shaping up to be a fascinating month, full of cognitive health research reports and applications. Here you have a roundup, covering food for the brain, cognitive assessments, mental training and DNA, and more. 1) Brain foods: the effects of nutrients on brain function (Nature Neuroscience) “Brain foods: the effects of nutrients on brain function”,…
Read More10 Highlights from the 2007 Aspen Health Forum
The Aspen Health Forum gathered an impressive group of around 250 people to discuss the most pressing issues in Health and Medical Science (check out the Program and the Speakers bios), on October 3–6th. It was the first conference, by the way, where I have heard a speaker say: “I resuscitated a woman yesterday”. Key…
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