Science finds why time flies as we age
For every human on earth, memories of childhood are the most easily recalled. As we think of events in the past it often seems time is stretched, as if through a warp. ... Read More »
The Aging Brain: How lower connectivity plays a role
New research shows that brain network in the brain gradually become less interconnected and resistant to disruption as we age. The areas of the brain that function in cognition and focus are ... Read More »
Israeli breakthrough: Tracking molecular changes in the brain
In another ground-breaking advancement in medicine, Israeli scientists have successfully transformed a MRI camera into a device can detect brain disease by recording molecular changes in brain tissue. Professor Aviv Mezer, and ... Read More »
Great ways to keep your mind sharp
When you think about exercise, you likely envision using the treadmill or lifting weights. But every bit as important to your long-term health and wellness are activities that keep your mind sharp ... Read More »
Video: Biden slurs way through speech as some question mental fitness
Was he drunk? On meds or suffering from a brain seizure? That’s what observers are asking as Joe Biden, who is 76, slurs his way through yet another campaign rally. Only days ... Read More »
VIDEO: Organ donor ‘honor walk’ for firefighter who lost cancer battle
The final life-saving act performed by South Metro Firefighter Cody Mooney was observed by family and friends and the staff of Littleton Hospital Saturday night. On his final “honor walk,” the firefighter’s ... Read More »
Born with only 2% of his brain, boy confounds doctors as his brain continues to grow to near normal capacity
Way back in October of 2016, we wrote about how the British Department of Health had just announced it had approved what it euphemistically called “Non-Invasive Pre-Natal Testing” for use by the National ... Read More »
Childhood football and irreversible brain damage
Football has long been a tradition of the college campus. Then came its widespread move into the nation’s high schools in the 1930s and 40s. And then middle schools in the 70s ... Read More »
Man in Bolivar church van tragedy loses wife to brain aneurysm
Five months after he was left partially blind and seriously injured while on a church trip last summer, a Christian man and his family from Kansas were devastated again when his wife ... Read More »
