The scents that spark our memories are extremely powerful. Today, they serve as the triggers for our nostalgia and our anxiety, but tomorrow, they could be our treatments.
According to researchers, this naturally occurring bone hormone can reverse memory loss in the ageing brain with the help of exercise.
Dr Kaustubh Mahajan, Neurologist, SL Raheja Hospital, Mahim, tells you all you need to know about it.
Do you tend to forget things like keys, credit card or phone at home? Don't worry, relax! Just follow these useful tricks.
Neurobiologists at the University of Toronto shed light on how sensory-rich memories are created and stored in our brains.
Know why you should consume one of the most popular spice.
The elders did have a point about the brain-boosting powers of almond.
What if a single drug dose could give you a super-sharp memory?
For decades, scientists have fiercely debated whether rapid eye movement sleep -- the phase where dreams appear -- is directly involved in memory formation. Now, a study provides evidence that this is indeed the case.
Negative stereotyping affects memory, cognitive performance of older people
B lymphocytes
The scents that spark our memories are extremely powerful. Today, they serve as the triggers for our nostalgia and our anxiety, but tomorrow, they could be our treatments.
According to researchers, this naturally occurring bone hormone can reverse memory loss in the ageing brain with the help of exercise.
Dr Kaustubh Mahajan, Neurologist, SL Raheja Hospital, Mahim, tells you all you need to know about it.
Do you tend to forget things like keys, credit card or phone at home? Don't worry, relax! Just follow these useful tricks.
Neurobiologists at the University of Toronto shed light on how sensory-rich memories are created and stored in our brains.
Know why you should consume one of the most popular spice.
The elders did have a point about the brain-boosting powers of almond.
What if a single drug dose could give you a super-sharp memory?
For decades, scientists have fiercely debated whether rapid eye movement sleep -- the phase where dreams appear -- is directly involved in memory formation. Now, a study provides evidence that this is indeed the case.
Negative stereotyping affects memory, cognitive performance of older people
B lymphocytes
