New research indicates that apigenin, a substance found in herbs, such as a pinch of parsley or a sprig of thyme, may trigger the formation of human brain cells and boost the connections between them....
read moreThere’s evidence that 42% of women who have suffered a stroke and were treated with uric acid had little to no disability (vs. 29% treated with placebo)....
read moreA study of preliterate children has found that those whose brains inefficiently process speech against a background of noise are more likely than their peers to have trouble with language development and reading when they get to school....
read moreResearch has found that many stroke patients experience accelerated and persistent cognitive decline for 6 years after a stroke....
read moreFour- and five-year-olds with ODD are more likely to have shorter telomeres, something that’s typically found in aging adult cells. Shorter telomeres are linked to greater risks of chronic diseases like obesity, diabetes and cancer....
read moreBrown University researchers have found that gaming not only improves your visual skills, but it also appears to improve the learning ability for those skills....
read moreA University of Buffalo professor’s research indicates that concentrating on word sounds over visual processing during reading instruction or when treating dyslexia is vital....
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