Did you know that the latest brain research reveals that stress may cause short term memory loss? Well, it's true. Stress, anxiety, and worry may also disrupt brain cell function leading to Alzheimer's disease as well as depression. This is vitally important information considering our multitasking, hyperwired, 24/7 lifestyle we live today.
Many of us forget things if we either don't pay attention or if we don't think they are important enough for us to remember. This is a...
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One sleep researcher thinks that oxygen deprivation may cause short-term memory loss in people with sleep apnea. A doctor from the University of Los... Read more »
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 »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Memory loss (amnesia) is unusual forgetfulness. It may refer to not being able to remember new events, not being able to recall one or more memories... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Causes of Short-Term and Transient InsomniaA reaction to change or stress is one of the most common causes of short-term and transient insomnia. This... Read more »
Anecdotal reports have begun to accumulate about both temporary and long-term memory loss due to the use of statins. This reader Q & A describes... Read more »
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