How to Train the Aging Brain

The question arises, can an old brain learn, and then remember what it learns? Click Here to Read More
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The question arises, can an old brain learn, and then remember what it learns? Click Here to Read More
In spite of the unseasonably cool weather in many parts of the country, spring is here and allergy season has begun. Millions of Americans suffer from allergies and late March/early April typically means the start of a runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing and other miserable allergy symptoms. Allergy is the term used to describe an … Continued
Hearing loss has been tied to accelerated cognitive decline, poorer physical functioning and higher healthcare costs. Click Here to Read More
Could women who are older when they enter menopause may have a slight advantage when it comes to keeping key memory skills as they age? Click Here to Read More
Just about everyone is born with it – and many have no idea how valuable it is. Click Here to Read More
It’s estimated between 10 and 20 per cent of people have experienced this bizarre condition. Click Here to Read More
Trial and error as an Alzheimer’s caregiver taught me that it’s better to be patient than to be right. Click Here to Read More
Its roaring brass section is so epic and loud that Francis Ford Coppola used it in the iconic helicopter-attack scene from “Apocalypse Now.” Click Here to Read More
If you live with someone who is struggling to hear, then this article is for you. Convincing someone that they have a problem hearing can be a daunting task. Typically the individual with the problem either doesn’t recognize that a problem exists or they don’t realize how bad the problem has become. Hearing loss (the majority … Continued
Ears are a peculiarly individual piece of anatomy. Click Here to Read More