Insights from a Brain Training Study on Tinnitus

Insights from a Brain Training Study on Tinnitus

In the January 19th issue of JAMA-Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, a research team from Washington University (St. Louis) School of...
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Under attack:  Our Science Voices Must Be Heard

Under attack: Our Science Voices Must Be Heard

Scientists usually avoid extending their arguments into politics.  Politics is all about persuasion and belief.  Science is all about evidence-informed...
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One of my secrets for getting my daily physical exercise

One of my secrets for getting my daily physical exercise

You probably know that I strongly recommend that you spend 10-30 (or more) minutes every day at the brain gym...
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Are Crime and Incarceration Predictable and Preventable?

Are Crime and Incarceration Predictable and Preventable?

As an alumnus, I recently read an article published in the Johns Hopkins Magazine written about a part-time faculty member...
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Chris Borland Chooses Brain Health Over NFL Career

Chris Borland Chooses Brain Health Over NFL Career

A few days ago, a young linebacker on the San Francisco 49ers, clearly destined to be a star player in...
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Acetylcholine Release Amps Up Brain’s Plasticity

Acetylcholine Release Amps Up Brain’s Plasticity

I met yesterday with a former doctoral student, now a professor at the University of Texas in Dallas, Michael Kilgard....
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Are “Helicopter Parents” Creating a …

Are “Helicopter Parents” Creating a …

One of the negative consequences of our high tech- and fear-dominated modern culture is the systematic withdrawal of children from...
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Research in Maori Community Yields Hope for Huntington’s

Research in Maori Community Yields Hope for Huntington’s

I have just returned from a couple weeks in New Zealand, where I am collaborating with Dr. Melanie Cheung and...
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