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Monthly Archive for October, 2010

Strong horse in field

Health & Healthcare

Physical Strength Predicts Mortality

October 7, 2010 | By Jennifer Gibson, PharmD | 2 Comments

Aging gracefully is a challenge for all who are fortunate enough to be given the privilege of growing old. If there was a secret to staying strong and avoiding death as long as possible, someone would have surely discovered it by now. While the secret to successful aging might still elude researchers, new evidence suggests that clinicians can, at least, predict patients that will stay stronger longer.

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Neuroscience & Neurology

Can a Tan Stave Off Dementia? Vitamin D and Cognitive Decline

October 4, 2010 | By Brian Dean, MS, RD | 4 Comments

With Alzheimer’s disease affecting 5 million Americans -- a rate that the Alzheimer’s Association warns is ballooning -- public health experts are scrambling for cost-effective ways to combat this deadly disease. While Alzheimer’s medications remain expensive and largely ineffective in preventing or halting disease progression, an unexpected potential weapon has recently emerged. Research published in the The Archives of Internal Medicine found a strong predictive link between circulating levels of vitamin D and cognitive function in the elderly.

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Dirt path and sky clouds

Neuroscience & Neurology

Are We Out of Our Minds, or Are They Out of Us?

October 1, 2010 | By Susan Sutch, MLIS | 1 Comment

Neuroscience is an exciting and constantly expanding discipline. It is amazing to know that the collective knowledge about the human brain and how it operates has doubled in the last twenty years. Yet, in spite of this glut of new research and overwhelming preponderance of new information, little is understood about the location of the 'mind'. Is the mind a place in the head? Some thinkers in cognitive science are moving away from the idea that all we are in our heads is an isolated bunch of neurons.

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