Brain/ Mental Health
Cognitive, Brain News RoundUp
Interesting recent news: 1) A Paradigm Shift in Genetics (Philadelphia Inquirer) 2)  Conference on Brain Development and Learning: Making Sense of the Science (thanks Pete) 3) 1 in 5 veterans found with mental disorder (Boston Globe) 4) Common Medications May Harm Memory in Older People (U.S. News & World Report) 5) Men More Likely to Develop Cognitive Problems (Forbes) For more…
Read MoreHuman Resources, Brain Science, Health Blogs
Some great new editions of our favorite blog carnivals: — Encephalon, Forthy-Third Edition: the best of recent neuroscience and psychology blog posts. — Grand Rounds Volume 4, Number 30: superb overview of the health & medicine blogosphere. — Carnival of HR #31: great resources for Human Resources professionals.
Read MoreBi-Weekly Update: Preventing Memory Loss and Public Policy
Here you are have the bi-monthly Digest of our most Popular blog posts. (Also, remember that you can subscribe to receive our blog RSS feed, or to our newsletter at the top of this page if you want to receive this digest by email). Brain Fitness News and Events Upcoming Events: I will be speaking at…
Read MoreUpcoming Brain Health and Fitness Events
I will be speaking at the these upcoming conferences: if you are attending, please let me know! » Boston, April 28th, 2008: Panel on Latest Brain Research Trends, at the Learning and the Brain Conference. » Boston, April 29th, 2008: New Developments in Cognitive Retraining Technology, at the Innovation Institute. » Baltimore, May 9th, 2008:  The State…
Read MoreCognitive Health News Round-Up
Round-up of interesting recent news on cognitive health and fitness: the field is in motion. 1) Baycrest creates Centre for Brain Fitness with $10-million Investment from Ontario Government (Canada NewsWire) 2) Cognitive tests are the best way to select medical students (EurekAlert) 3) High blood pressure hard on the aging brain (Reuters) 4) Alzheimer’s tests beneficial for seniors (Atlanta-Journal…
Read MoreBrain Health and Alzheimer’s Prevention
We just received these two very thought-provoking essays on Alzheimer’s Disease and brain health, as part of a writing workshop, led by Susan Hill in Lakeland, Florida, with a group of grade 9–11 homeschoolers. Without further ado, here you are both Essays: Essay A. Preventing Alzheimer’s at Work – By Josh H 5,000,000: that is the number…
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