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Strong recall may be genetically associated with heightened flashbacks of trauma and pain, according to new research.
Eating a diet high in omega-3 fatty acids — from fish, soy or nuts, for example — may help stave off Alzheimer’s disease, the authors of a new study suggest.
Its spring, which means it’s the season for fresh, juicy berries. And that’s good news for your brain.
Even social smokers are out of excuses. A recent study finds that it doesn’t matter whether you smoke every day or only on the weekends — at least when it comes to damaging your memory.
Children bump their heads and recover all the time, but for some, even mild concussions may lead to lasting problems with attention and memory.
Sleep is the body’s time to rest and recharge, and it may be important for fending off Alzheimer’s as well.
Passing on a second helping of dessert may not only maintain your waistline but also your memory.
The next time you’re tempted to lose your cool with your kids, do your best to channel your inner peacenik: it’s good for your child’s brain.
Can’t remember people’s names but can rattle off phone numbers without a hitch? There’s a reason for that
Welcome back to the Healthland Podcast. This week, we discuss the harrowing “spanking” case in Texas, the benefits and risks of alcohol, and a new device that allows you to control images on your screen only by concentrating. Listen instantly by clicking the play button below, or subscribe for free on iTunes.
Tired of your mindless treadmill routine and all that running leading nowhere? Consider mixing up your fitness plan, with more and more gyms offering unique classes for workouts that are effective — and fun.
