New research suggests a different therapeutic approach may be helpful in reducing the effects of Alzheimer’s…
Cognition
Child Disability Can Impact Older Siblings’ Educational Outcomes
A new study suggests that, in families with a third child diagnosed with a disability, the…
Memory Focus Shifts From Specifics to Generalities as We Age
We all have the fear of growing older and losing our memory. Indeed, the phrase, “memory…
More Formal Education May Delay Initial Signs of Cognitive Decline
Staying in school for a longer period of time has been linked to better cognitive function…
Sleep Problems in Childhood May Lead to Academic, Psychological Issues
Developing healthy sleep habits for a child is often challenging for parents. Now, new research suggests…
Study: Baby Boomers Score Lower in Cognitive Function Than Older Generations
In a reversal of trends, American baby boomers (1946-1964) exhibit lower levels of cognitive functioning than…
How Soon Should Concussion Patients Get Back on the Road?
A new study suggests that, even after all the symptoms are gone, people who have had…
Role of REM Versus Non-REM Sleep on Learning
New research evaluates which sleep stage is most important for learning: REM or non-REM. In the…