Researchers studying preschool and elementary school kids found that those born in August (the youngest in their class) were more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD and receive medication, compared to those born in September (the oldest in their...
read moreResearchers studying stroke victims who have lost their ability to spell have pinpointed the areas of the brain that control how we write words....
read moreAlthough children born before 34 weeks gestation tend to have worse math and reading skills, putting them in school at a later age doesn’t seem to be the best answer....
read moreA new study of 500 children in the Netherlands found that those who learned math and spelling in physically active classes tested better than kids who sat at their desks....
read moreA team of researchers at Augusta University found that every single one of the team’s cognitive measures was poorer in the smoke-exposed children....
read moreGenes associated with Alzheimer’s, schizophrenia and autism also appear to have an impact on some cognitive functions....
read moreA new study published in the journal “Appetite” found that people who ate chocolate at least once a week performed significantly better on all cognitive tasks compared to people who never or rarely ate chocolate....
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