With advancements in today’s technology, traumatic brain injury (TBI) victims may have a new treatment intervention, virtual reality (VR). Can the latest video game technology
New research from a team in Australia shows that a Mediterranean diet may help reduce depression. Imagine being able to reduce depression symptoms simply by
We all know that overindulging in alcohol is bad for the body and the brain. But new research confirms that enjoying a small amount of
by Tanya Mitchell This morning there was a beautiful sunrise here in Colorado, we even stopped the car on the way to school to take
The newest issue of Physiology & Behavior includes a compelling review of how diet impacts the central nervous system and brain function. According to the
Even though traumatic brain injury frequently results in a cascade of negative emotions including depression, brain training might help! Researchers at the Center for Brain
More and more teenagers and children are in need of mental health services (13.4% of all teens and children), but only a slim percentage of
It has been estimated that half of all adults in the United States will develop a serious chronic disease in their lifetime, but what can
The total direct and indirect costs that dementia causes per year is now up to 818 billion dollars and is expected to rise this year.
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The symptoms of Chronic Heart Failure (CHF) can be extremely draining on a person due to fatigue, breathlessness, impaired sleeping, and feelings of anxiety and
There is a substantially large portion of cancer survivors who have to endure with cognitive impairments after going through chemotherapy. This cognitive impairment due to
A person’s mindset refers to how flexible they believe their personality and personal attributes are. A fixed mindset is if person doesn’t believe that they
Speaking of Brain Health… We are excited for our inaugural release of Modern Brain Journal! In this issue, we highlight research related to three popular
Sorry, kids. As fun as they are to play, video games won’t make you smarter. In a very large study, researchers from the University of
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