Poor Memory And Concentration
Alzheimer's patients who have unusual results on a one-leg balance test may be heading for a memory decline. The study of 686 patients found that those who were unable to stand on one leg for five seconds or more had significantly greater decline in memory and thinking during the next two years. Experts say the exercise is like a mental "stress test" that doctors could use to predict mental decline.
Read moreMore information on "Poor Memory And Concentration"
From Our Experts
Dementia Makes Concentration and Comprehension Tasks Difficult
Read a book. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Not to a dementia sufferer... Even in the early stage, it is difficult for me to remember... Read more »
A Memory Aid To Help Short Term Memory Loss
Disclaimer: I have no financial interest in the product that I am going to describe to you. I present it only in consumer interest. ... Read more »
Depression Influenced by Poor Nutrition
Mineral deficiencies are often associated with a variety of physical problems, but they have implications for mental health too. In this... Read more »
Poor Eating Habits after Bariatric Surgery: My Bariatric Life
Here are a few questions you may wish to consider:Do you graze? That is, do you snack or eat small amounts of food over the full course of... Read more »
Diagnosing Alzheimer's in People with Down's Syndrome
A recent message from a reader of Our Alzheimer's asking about the symptoms of Alzheimer's in someone with Down's syndrome (DS) has... Read more »
From Our Sources
Poor short-term memory linked to bad grades
A new study shows that limited working memory and not low intelligence may cause poor performance at school among up to 10 percent of children.... Read more »
White Noise May Help ADHD Students Concentrate
According to Scandinavian researchers, adding white noise into a classroom may be as effective as medications in helping ADHD students stay focused.... Read more »
Noise may help concentration in kids with ADHD
New research suggests that noise can help children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder learn better. Noise increases the low dopamine... Read more »
ADHD meds may aid concentration, not intelligence
Scientists at Louisiana State University say that despite popular thinking, ADHD meds may work by improving concentration and attention, not memory... Read more »
Sleep problems, poor grades could be ADHD clues
A new study has found that teens with lower grade point averages are likely to experience sleep problems. These teens also report restless, aching... Read more »
Featuring Content From:
By using this service, you accept our Terms of Use. Please read them. The consumer health information on is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions. You should promptly seek professional medical care if you have any concern about your health, and you should always consult your physician before starting a fitness regimen. Copyright © 2012 Remedy Health Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
