memory

Memory Wipes Closer to Reality

By Alice Park

Pomegranate Compound Could Delay Alzheimer's, Study Says

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Alzheimer's Disease Has Been Reversed in Mice

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Memories Unspoken: My Grandmother's Hidden Life as a Photographer

By Zalika Azim
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Eating Fish Makes Your Brain Healthier, Study Says

A helping of fish every week goes a long way

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Here's What Soda Does to Young Rats' Brains

Soda is on the mind. A new small study in rats found that drinking sugary beverages may result in memory issues down the line.University of Southern California researchers looked at adult and adolescent rats, and...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

4 Easy Ways You Can Resolve Life’s Toughest Questions

How To Work More EfficientlyUse the Eisenhower Matrix.Via The Decision Book: 50 Models for Strategic Thinking: The US President Dwight D. Eisenhower supposedly once said: ‘The most urgent decisions are rarely the most important ones’....

By Eric Barker

Sleep Helps You Remember Things If You're a Mouse

That’s the technique that worked best for mice in an intriguing study on how sleep helps the brain to create and store memories

By Alice Park

How to Develop a Photographic Memory: 4 Easy Steps

Could you memorize the order of a deck of cards in under 30 seconds? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_KlsQxf_UE&w=560&h=315 (Hat tip to Josh.)Don’t feel bad; I can’t remember what I ate for lunch yesterday.In fact, one-third of British people...

By Eric Barker

The Invisible, but Not Forgotten Anniversary of Tiananmen Square

As the 25th anniversary of the crackdown approaches, the Chinese Communist Party is pressuring its citizens to forget that heady push for democracy — but some are boldly struggling to keep the memory alive

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

Who Needs a Memory When We Have Google?

I have a confession to make: I’m an infomaniac.In high school, I was on the debate team and got an early taste of what it’s like to dig deep into information so that I could...

By Tim Bajarin

Your Brain Isn't Equipped to Deal With the Heartbleed Bug

We know how we’re supposed to generate passwords, but our brains just don’t work that way

By Alice Park

7 Tricks to Improve Your Memory

Try these research-backed brain-sharpening techniques

By Health.com

Fleet Feet Flex Mind

Cardio activities in your 20s may mean better memory in middle age, according to a new study published in the journal Neurology. Researchers studied the link between 2,747 healthy participants' mental and physical activity over the span of two decades

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Study: Freud Was Wrong About Repressed Memories

Contrary to the Freudian theory that suppressing traumatic events will come back to haunt us, new research suggests that it's actually a good coping mechanism

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Blood Test Could Predict Alzheimer's, Study Finds

Scientists say the test could predict the disease with 90% accuracy

By Dan Kedmey

Legacy in Leaves: The Vietnam War Remembered

Binh Danh appropriates iconic images of the Vietnam War, which ended 37 years ago today, and prints them on organic material such as leaves and grass.

By Pete Pin
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