Posts Tagged ‘brain-blog’
Upcoming: Grand Rounds Blog Carnival and Brain Fitness Q&A
Just a quick note to announce that next Tuesday, November 15th, SharpBrains.com will be hosting two great resources: 1- Grand Rounds Blog Carnival: the weekly collection of what’s best in the health and medical blogosphere (see great latest edition Here). If you want to contribute your own blog post, please do so via this Contact…
Read MoreDebunking 10 Cognitive Health and Fitness Myths
The new research report findings suggests 10 cognitive health and fitness myths that can take one’s brain development to newer heights. These are called the pillars of brain health.
Read MoreEncephalon #61: Brain & Mind Reading for the Holidays
Welcome to the 61st edition of Encephalon, the blog carnival that offers some of the best neuroscience and psychology blog posts every other week. We do have an excellent set of articles today. covering much ground. Enjoy the reading: — Neuroscience and Society Neuroanthropology, by Greg Downey The Flynn Effect: Troubles with Intelligence Average IQ test…
Read MoreMetaCarnival #1: a conversation across the blogosphere
Welcome to the first edition of MetaCarnival: a Carnival of Carnivals (announced here), the new, monthly, and interdisciplinary gathering of blogs and blog carnivals. Let’s picture all participants in the shadow of an expansive sycamore tree, conducting a lively Q&A lunch discussion. General Advice Q: What would you recommend to live as long as possible,…
Read MoreSearching for Brain Health and Fitness Information?
A couple of quick notes about our blog: 1- We have just added a Search box to allow you easily find content in our 600+ article archive. Take a look at the top of the right sidebar, and let us know if you have any feedback! Btw, feel free to say Thank You to our reader…
Read MoreBrain, Mind and Body Blogs
A couple of great blog carnival editions (collections of blog posts around specific topics): — Encephalon: neuroscience and psychology. — Grand Rounds: health and medicine. And a good Radar Roundup of brain-related news. Note: our estimate for the whole market in 2007 is $225m, not $110m; and the Consumer Segment (mostly Nintendo Brain Age/ Academy, but not all)…
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