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Yearly Archive for 2011

Does This Light Make Me Fat?

by Dirk Hanson, MA
0

In 2003, a group of Italian university scientists and public health officials began sifting through the health records of... READ MORE →

Cartoon – Alcohol and Aggression

by Shaheen E Lakhan, MD, PhD, MEd, MS, FAAN
5

Judging by all the destruction caused by the test subject, drinking more does make one more aggressive. A recent study published... READ MORE →

Itching to Evolve

by Robert A. Yourell, MA
1

I hope you had a very special Darwin Day on February 12. My honey and I spent it as a romantic evening watching some special... READ MORE →

I “Heart” Chocolate

by Jennifer Gibson, PharmD
0

With Valentine’s Day today, many women will soon be opening heart-shaped boxes of chocolate. This sweet indulgence is a... READ MORE →

Would You Prefer Memory Training, or a Life?

by Robert A. Yourell, MA
5

By life, I mean things like normal activities, intellectual pursuits, games or events with friends (or by yourself, for that... READ MORE →

Strike a Pose to Reduce Anxiety

by Jennifer Gibson, PharmD
8

Yoga is a practice almost as old as time itself. It combines mental and physical elements that people today use to enhance... READ MORE →

What Stem Cells Need to Survive in the Brain

by Sandra Reichstetter, PhD
3

Stem cells have been a hot and also controversial topic in research and in the media for the last few years, as they might... READ MORE →

Willpower, Glucose, and Belief

by Robert A. Yourell, MA
1

It looks like journalists are short on willpower. They give into the temptation to jump to conclusions. At least they do... READ MORE →

Catch Some Zzz’s to Lose Some Pounds

by Jennifer Gibson, PharmD
8

The average length of a night of sleep for an adult in the United States has decreased by 2 hours in the last 50 years. Increasing... READ MORE →

Genetics Clues May Lead New Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease

by Sandra Reichstetter, PhD
0

Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder in which mainly nerve cells in the substantia nigra of the brain... READ MORE →

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This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →

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