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Is Reversing Age-Related Memory Loss Possible? Boosting Levels of a Protein Found in Bones and Brain Suggest a Possible Method
Is Reversing Age-Related Memory Loss Possible? Boosting Levels of a Protein Found in Bones and Brain Suggest a Possible Method
Two things that we often associate with the normal human aging process are bone loss and memory loss. In a... Read More
Memory Training Builds Up Brain’s Gray Matter in Older Adults With Mild Cognitive Impairment
Memory Training Builds Up Brain’s Gray Matter
In a study comparing the effects of memory training and yoga meditation in older adults, researchers found that a 12-week... Read More
Doubt is Cast on the Contribution of Older Fathers' Gene Mutations to Increased Mental Illness Risk in Their Children
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Children born to older fathers have a higher risk of developing mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorders... Read More

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