Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’
Virtual Book Club on March 14th to Celebrate Brain Awareness Week
Please Join us on Monday March 14th for the largest global and virtual book club discussion ever focused on the brain. An open discussion on what new brain research means to each of us. In honor of Brain Awareness Week. . Why March 14th? Because we want to celebrate Brain Awareness Week (BAW), the campaign founded by The Dana…
Read MoreGrand Rounds: 22 Health and Medicine Questions and Answers
Welcome to Grand Rounds, the weekly collection of best health and medical blog posts. This week we invite you to enjoy a broad range of insights, tips, and first-hand stories, presented as a Q&A conversation with bloggers willing to answer, below, a total of 22 good questions. On Health and Medicine What can one-word prescriptions…
Read MoreSharpBrains Summit starts today
The SharpBrains Summit is ongoing, with 242 participants in 15 countries! thanks to the IT brains at the Institute for The Future and collaborators such as Anett Gyurak, Pascale Michelon and Camille Finley, event is going great. If you Twitter, you can follow my updates here. The Summit hashtag/ feed is #sharp2010. Participants who were actively…
Read MoreKindle version of The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness
Given the fact I love Kindle, and some of our Twitter friends had been asking for a Kindle version of our new book The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness…well, here it is: Amazon.com: The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness (Kindle Edition, $9.99) The book has also received two excellent new endorsements: “Kudos for an excellent resource!…
Read MoreEight Tips To Remember What You Read
Reading improves cognitive ability. Here are eight tips which will enhance your reading ability.
Read MoreBrain News: Lifelong Learning for Cognitive Health
Here you have the March edition of our monthly newsletter covering cognitive health and brain fitness topics. Please remember that you can subscribe to receive this Newsletter by email, using the box at the top of this page. I know I am biased — but do believe this Newsletter issue might well be our best…
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