Purpose in Life May Protect Against Alzheimer’s
May 16th, 2012
Having a purpose may be the best way to prevent Alzheimer's disease and treat those already affected.
By working toward a goal each day ...
Having a purpose may be the best way to prevent Alzheimer's disease and treat those already affected.
By working toward a goal each day ...
A new study out of the University of California-Los Angeles shows that a high-fructose diet sabotages learning and memory in rats. The study, published in the Journal of Physiology, ...
Why do nice guys finish last? It's all about hormones, according to a new study.
Research from Kristina Durante, Ph.D., assistant professor ...
A walk in the park may have psychological benefits for people suffering from depression, according to researchers ...
While forgetting is normal, exactly how we forget — the brain processes guiding the process — has been, until now, poorly understood.
But now scientists from the ...
A study suggests a potential new therapy for improving memory and interrupting the progression of cognitive impairment that often leads to ...
Mentally replaying past experiences while awake is essential for making informed choices, suggests a new study using rats.
Funded by the ...
Individuals who display depressive symptoms in mid- or late life have an increased risk of dementia, according to ...
Our brains can unconsciously decide to withhold negative information, according to new work by psychologists at Bangor University in the U.K.
Writing in the ...
A new study shows that racial attitudes are already playing a substantial role in the upcoming presidential election.
Led by psychologists at the ...
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