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Commonly Used Drugs Cause Decline in Cognitive Function Among SeniorsBased on a recent study, drugs containing anticholinergic function directly cause decline in cognitive function among older adults and potentially can lead to death.- Video Game Playing Improves Brain Function in ElderlyA study recently conducted demonstrated that the brain functions in elderly people improved by playing video games.
- How Meditation Makes You Smarter and Improves Cognitive FunctioningAs scientists continually examine the benefits of regular meditation, it becomes clear that the ancient practice of attending to the breath engenders a happier and healthier life and is a brain exercise that everyone at any time may access.
- Dumbest Study of 2011Here is the dumbest research study of 2011. Well at least so far...
- What is Locked-in Syndrome?Cerebromedullospinal Disconnection or Ventral Pontine Syndrome is also known as "Locked-in Syndrome" which is a form of pseudo-coma.
- How Walking Can Save Your BrainAccording to a new study, walking prevents the loss of brain volume that occurs with aging. Find out how to use walking to preserve your memory and cognitive function.
- Need Creative Inspiration?Need creative energy to write, play music, draw? Not feeling as mentally "sharp" as you should? This worked for me and it may work for you.
Those with Certain Body Shape Found SmarterObesity is a significant health concern. However, coupled with estrogen and fat deposits in certain areas of the body, some obese people can find higher levels of cognitive functioning, studies find.
Staying (and Feeling) Mentally Sharp as You AgeAs we age, proportionately more of our behaviors and thoughts tend to run on 'automatic pilot'. Challenging ourselves to do new things or old things in new ways helps keep the brain firing on all cylinders.- From the Outside Looking in : Locked-In SyndromeLocked-in syndrome is an incredibly scary and real neurological disorder that claims the lives of hundreds each year.
- Phineas GageThis paper discusses the neurological changes experienced by Phineas Gage after his tragic brain injury.
- Brainsmart! Keep Your Brain Active to Reduce Mental DeclineKeeping an active mind will decrease your chances of developing Alzheimer's.
- How to Improve Memory Loss with DietOur diets play a key role in not only our physical health but also our mental and cognitive health.
