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New Book Says Cross-Train Your Brain To Increase Mental Function

... Katz emphasizes that "neurobics" is not about doing puzzles orbrain-teasers, but about using the full ...ing because you're doingsomething about it; you're doing something that actively engages your brain." As evidence that such neurobic "cross-training"...

A Note of Caution: Be Careful When Mixing Grapefruit Juice With Rxs

...gs withgrapefruit juice should be very cautious in doing so, since we now recognize,depending on the drug, that grapefruit juice may either increase or decreaselevels of drug in the blood, leading to potential concerns for toxicity or lackof efficacy....

Nonintrusive Imaging Technique Useful For Identifying Language Regions In Kids' Brains

...y and explaining what would happen, sometimes even doing atrial run so they knew exactly what to expect," Lee said. The investigators also made certain the children could spell and generate wordsin their heads without moving their mouths, which causes head movements thatruin images. The brain's language ar...

Female Soccer Players Perform Best On A High-Fat Diet, UB Study Finds

...kilometers farther before reachingexhaustion while doing very-high-speed intermittent exercise when on thehigh-fat diet, compared to the lower-fat diets," said Horvath. "That is reallya striking difference. "Women are better fat metabolizers than men. Our earlier dietary studieswith male and fem...

New Book Looks At Those Who Examine Our Sex Lives

...s. "People who do these surveys feel embattled in doing them, andwith justification. . . . Sexuality is a topic around which other kinds ofbattles get fought. The fighting is often a metaphor for other fears or concernsAmericans have." Ericksen dedicated her book "to the hundreds of men and women who unde...

Circumcisions In Doctors' Offices As Safe As Those In Hospitals

... "There are tremendous savings by doing circumcisions under local...nd his colleagues started doing in-office circumcisionswas "to keep our operating room time free." ...

New Approach To Attacking Alzheimer's Disease Studied

... plays a critical role in memory processing. After doing its job, acetylcholine is normally inactivated by enzymes calledcholinesterases, which come in two forms and are found throughout the body. Thefirst, acetylcholinesterase (AChE), works at nerve endings; current Alzheimer'sdisease drugs aim to tempor...

$50 million from Bill and Melinda Gates will fund Columbia Public Health program to prevent maternal deaths in developing nations

... at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health are doing great work tobuild a program that will put in place permanently the resources to save thelives of hundreds of thousands of women each year." Every minute of every day, a woman in Asia, Africa or Latin America diesas a result of complications ...

Patient Satisfaction And Decision Making Quality Greatly Improved During Improved Medical Consultations, UCSF Researchers Report

...everaged both patients'and physicians' time and in doing so, made patients' treatment choices andoutcomes clearer," Esserman says. "Patients felt reassured that their questionsand concerns were being addressed and answered, their stress was reduced, andability to listen improved." She notes that the techn...

Ph.D. Degree Research Results In Patent For Low-Cost Pharmaceutical Filters Made From Seafood Waste

.... Why was a wood science and forest products major doing research with seafoodwaste? NOT because of growing...te student working with Dr. Glasser,told me he was doing interesting work with biomass. "Much of Dr. Glasser's research is similar to what someone in materia...

'Glitches' discovered and fixed in animal study make surgery for human pituitary tumors quicker, safer and less painful

...or about five days. "About three years ago, I was doing all of these surgeries with the microscope,"said D...an. "Then I started taking an endoscope and, after doing theprocedure with a microscope, I'd insert the endoscope to look around corners.Then I thought, 'Why...

Noninvasive test aims to prevent sudden cardiac death

...work so hard to make them feel better but, despite doing well, they still die suddenly. Knowing in advance which patients are at risk will allow us to avoid these deaths, which will make a huge difference," Smith said. In the latest set of studies at Washington University, Smith's group studied 60 patient...

Success of plasma centers could hurt Red Cross, study finds

...sted in characteristics of paidplasma donors while doing research on the homeless, many of whom have beenfrequent paid donors at for-profit collection agencies in the United States. When he launched this new study, Anderson expected to find at least oneshared characteristic between paid student don...

Major study finds effects of child care quality linger into the second grade

...trongest amongchildren who were at greater risk of doing poorly in school. Researchers from the University of North Carolina at ChapelHill, UCLA, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center and Yale Universityconducted the research and released their findings at a Washington, D.C.news conference ...

Can a terminally ill person want to hasten death and be mentally competent?

...ine a physically ill person's mental state, and in doing so were askedto judge their competency to request a hastened death. To ascertain howpsychologists felt about this role and to study the practical problems in makingsuch judgements, psychologist Darien S. Fenn, Ph.D., of the Oregon HealthSciences Uni...

UMass researchers teaching computers to interpret MRIs

...uicker and more sensitive than older techniques of doing periodic neurologicalexaminations and trying to compare them," Pleet said. "And it will be muchquicker than outcome studies in which the functional status of the stroke victimcan only be determined months after the event, and is then compared with ot...

Narcolepsy network issues national 'wake up' call

...r routine tasks without fullawareness or memory of doing it "The impact of narcolepsy on a person's life can be devastating, but thedisorder can often be sufficiently managed with a combination of appropriatemedication and lifestyle changes," said Dr. Michael Thorpy, director of thesleep disorders center...

Health professions accreditation system "obsolete" and needs to be changed,according to task force report

...way' of doingthings and demands for a 'new way' of doing business," said Edward O' Neil, PhD,director of the Center for the Health Professions, executive director of the PewHealth Commission, and a member of the task force. "Students have a right toknow that the programs they enter will prepare them to be...

Research links fathers' job stress, other risk factors to parents' knowledge about children's daily experiences

... children are spending time with and what they are doing on a daily basis,the research shows. "The overriding message is that parents need to be knowledgeable abouttheir children's activities, but won't be able to acquire the information ontheir own," say researchers. "Parents' knowledge of their ...

University of Iowa reading test effective at identifying reading problems due to brain injury

...oblems had to be the tests. Maybe the testsweren't doing the job." To overcome some of the limitations of existing reading assessments, UIresearchers developed their own test based on the Chapman-Cook Speed of ReadingTest, originally created in the 1920s to determine silent reading speed andcomprehension i...

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