Tackling Memory Loss: How Marijuana May Help Slow Down Brain Ageing
According to a new study done by University of Bonn in Germany, a compound found in cannabis or marijuana may help reverse memory loss and improve cognitive skills.
Anaesthesia Doses May Affect Your Child's Long Term Memory
Repeated exposure to a common anaesthesia drug early in life results in visual recognition memory impairment, which emerges after the first year of life.
Brisk Walk Boosts Memory in Breast Cancer Survivors
Physical activity alleviates stress and benefits women psychologically, which in turn aids their memory, the study said.
An Hour-Long Nap May Boost Memory, Thinking In Elderly
An hour-long nap after lunch may help older adults to preserve their memories, improve their ability to think clearly as well as to make decisions, a study has found.
This May Be the Reason Why Alzheimer's Patients Lose their Memory
According to researchers, an alteration or change in the genes may hasten the process of memory loss and affect the thinking ability in people who are already at the risk of developing Alzheimer's.
Foods To Boost Your Memory. Remember To Eat These!
Memory is kind of a big deal! Whether you want to prepare for exams or simply want to outsmart everyone at a workplace meeting, a good memory can always help you. The world may have ...
Drinking Peppermint Tea Could Boost Your Memory
According to a new study, drinking peppermint tea can improve long-term and working memory in healthy adults.
5 Foods That Can Cause Memory Loss
One must incorporate those foods in his/her diet that have the potential to boost the memory power as memory loss can disturb the sleep patterns and may cause depression as well. Here's a list of ...
The Secret to Having Better Memory: A Good Night's Sleep
Make sure you get proper sleep if you want to boost your memory as brain activity during sleep sorts through several experiences we encounter every day and retains only important information in memory pockets.
Eat Seafood Once a Week to Keep Your Memory Sharp
People who ate more seafood had reduced rates of decline in the semantic memory, which is memory of verbal information.