The price we pay

The price we pay

A study in an issue of the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine focussed on autism spectrum disorders. A paper...
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A recommended book about “neuro-plasticity”

A recommended book about “neuro-plasticity”

The Brain That Changes Itself (2007) by Normal Doidge, M.D. This interesting book chronicles some of the stories of the...
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Studies of identical twins can provide good answers

Studies of identical twins can provide good answers

In another entry related to the neuroscience of aging, I cited a study by Heflin et al on the significantly...
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For “chemobrain” et alia: think “brain fitness training”

For “chemobrain” et alia: think “brain fitness training”

If you have this personal history of cancer and chemo- or radiation-therapy, or know someone or are treating someone who...
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Does exercise make kids smarter?

Does exercise make kids smarter?

That's the claim of a lead article in an issue of Newsweek many years ago. The authors cite interesting evidence...
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Learning math on the streets

Learning math on the streets

As in many places in the developing world, Mexican cities have many children on their streets and plazas, begging, or...
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Kids in car seats.  Unintended consequences.

Kids in car seats. Unintended consequences.

I'm in Queretaro, Mexico this week, visiting a world-class Neuroscience Insitute that is a part of the great Autonomous University...
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A TRIPLE WHAMMY

A TRIPLE WHAMMY

1) First you have cancer. Saving your bacon requires a heavy dose of chemo. 2) The chemotherapy drugs generate diffuse,...
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