Posts Tagged ‘lifestyle’
Will Medicare’s Annual Wellness Visit enhance physical & cognitive health? Probably — if people go
The annual wellness visit: An opportunity to improve revenue and patient care (PhysBizTech): “Medicare recently introduced the Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) to keep Medicare beneficiaries healthy, or help Medicare beneficiaries become healthier, by promoting positive health habits and a healthy lifestyle. Unlike
Read MoreReminder: Q&A Today with Dr. Gary Small, author of The Memory Bible
—> Join Live Q&A with Dr. Gary Small by clicking HERE, today November 1st at 11am Pacific Time/ 2pm Eastern Time. Chat about memory, memory techniques and brain-healthy lifestyles with Dr. Small, Director of UCLA’s Memory Clinic and Center on Aging and author of The Memory Bible. You can also learn more about the Brain Fitness Q&A Series.
Read MoreDoes Coffee Boost Brain/ Cognitive Functions Over Time?
There is little doubt that drinking that cup of morning coffee will likely increase alertness, but the main questions that research is trying to answer go beyond that. Basically: is there a sustained, lifetime, benefit or harm from drinking coffee regularly?
Read MorePreparing Society for the Cognitive Age (Frontiers in Neuroscience article)
(Editor’s note: this article belongs to the excellent May 2009 special issue on Augmenting Cognition at scientific journal Frontiers in Neuroscience. The article, an industry overview, is reproduced here with authorization by the Frontiers Research Foundation) Preparing Society for the Cognitive Age By Alvaro Fernandez Groundbreaking cognitive neuroscience research has occurred over the last 20 years — without…
Read MoreDistracted in the Workplace? Meet Maggie Jackson’s Book
Today we’ll discuss some of the cognitive implications of “always on” workplaces and lifestyles via a fascinating interview with Maggie Jackson, an award-winning author and journalist. Her latest book, Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age, describes the implications of our busy work and life environments and offers important reflections to help…
Read MoreTop 30 Brain Health and Fitness Articles of 2008
Here you have SharpBrains’ 30 most popular articles, ranked by the number of people who have read each article in 2008. Please note that, since the first article already includes most of our most popular brain teasers, we have excluded teasers from the rest of the ranking. (If those 50 are not enough for you, you…
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