Earlier in May, The New York Times ran two interesting articles concerning some of the latest information on brain research. I think both have messages of interest for readers of this website.
The first article, For a Sharp Brain, Stimulation, reports that researchers have found that the brain actually is capable of generating new brain cells, especially in areas that are important for learning and memory. Times reporter Roni Caryn Rabin notes that studies of older people who have...
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Every time the results of some new study are reported with press releases to the popular press, we get a slew of stupid headlines that... Read more »
There's no doubt about it, children with ADHD are often unorganized and lack time management skills. They may have trouble sequencing... Read more »
Thanksgiving can be a time of family togetherness and hosts of good company and good food. But for people with food allergies, it can also be a time... Read more »
Source: eOrthopod
This is a review article on the nonoperative treatment of knee osteoarthritis (OA). It was written by physicians for physicians. The value of patient... Read more »
Monday's New York Times article Link Between Diabetes and Alzheimer's Deepens provides alarming statistics indicating that increases in diabetes... Read more »
Tuesdays New York Times article Scientists Cast Misery of Migraine in a New Light highlights research that indicates that much of what we think... Read more »
The number of people with diabetes has grown an estimated 80% in the past decade. Now the number of complaints of discrimination filed on behalf of... Read more »
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