LearningRx1 November, 2013 | http://www.learningrx.org - Part 4

Moderate to vigorous exercise boosts teens’ grades

Nov 13, 2013 by

The more intensive the exercise, the greater the impact on test results. This is especially true when it comes to girls and science....

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Early spatial skills and knowledge of written letters predicts math competence...

Nov 12, 2013 by

It’s not oral language skills that predict math, according to longitudinal research out of Finland....

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Growing up stressed and poor affects brain function as an adult...

Nov 11, 2013 by

A childhood filled with chronic stress and poverty may cause problems with brain function – especially emotional problems — in adulthood....

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Long-term use of statins may help prevent against dementia

Nov 10, 2013 by

Johns Hopkins researchers have found that statins pose no threats to short-term memory and may even help prevent dementia if taken for over a year....

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Long-term cognitive impairment common after critical illness

Nov 9, 2013 by

In a recent study, 74 percent of the adult patients students developed delirium while in ICU – and it lasted up to a year after discharge....

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Using peanut butter to diagnose Alzheimer’s

Nov 8, 2013 by

A graduate student at the University of Florida has found that people with early Alzheimer’s smell better with their right nostril....

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