Posts Tagged ‘neurocognition’
Aerobic exercise–not diet or health education–seen to significantly improve executive functions among older sedentary adults
Aerobic Exercise May Be Key to Better Neurocognition (Psychology Today): “Duke University researchers recently reported that just six months of aerobic exercise—for 35 minutes, three times a week—may improve executive function in older adults who have cognitive impairments. Before they began doing aerobic exercise, the previously sedentary study participants had difficulty concentrating, making decisions, and remembering
Read MoreThink twice before taking Aderall for cognitive enhancement: It may actually impair working memory and other cognitive abilities
___ ADHD drugs do not improve cognition in healthy college students (ScienceDaily): “Contrary to popular belief across college campuses, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) medications may fail to improve cognition in healthy students and actually can impair functioning, according to a study by researchers at the University of Rhode Island and Brown University.
Read MoreHow to Join 36 World-class Brain Experts from Your Favorite Chair
What may be the most time and cost-efficient way to attend a conference, learn from world-class speakers and meet old and new colleagues? Answer: A virtual conference, such as the upcoming 2011 SharpBrains Summit: Retooling Brain Health for the 21st Century (March 30th — April 1st). Please watch this 3‑minute clip to learn how the SharpBrains…
Read MoreInvitation to SharpBrains Summit — Technology for Cognitive Health and Performance
We are excited to invite you to the first virtual, global SharpBrains Summit (January 18–20th, 2010). The SharpBrains Summit will feature a dream team of over 25 speakers who are leaders in industry and research from 7 countries, to discuss emerging research, tools and best practices for cognitive health and performance. This inaugural event will…
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