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Good news for sushi lovers! New study shows ingredient found in many of your favorite Japanese dishes could provide significant memory boost

A new study from Tohoku University in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan , has indicated that an unlikely spicy green sushi topping could improve your short and long-term memory.

New yorkUnited statesJapan generalColumbia universityRyuta kawashimaNatasha ys kawataToshiki saitoNew york postProceedings of the national academy sciencesInstitute of developmentRui nouchi of tohoku universityTohoku universityProfessor of neurology at columbia universityTohoku university institute of developmentUniversity of readingRui nouchi

Black Health Matters Summit and Expo Comes to Harlem Week

/PRNewswire/ On Thursday, August 17th, 2023, the Black Health Matters Harlem Week Health Summit & Expo will be held at the historic Alhambra Ballroom, 2116.

New yorkUnited statesColumbia universityElijah westbrookSheri prentissAshwin vasanRolonda wattsOlajide williamsWendy wilcoxDashaun johnsonPadmore johnRoslyn young danielsOnyinye balogunSummit coHealth mattersYork city department of health

Memory loss can be reversed by simple diet changes

Telegraph: A lack of flavonols stops the brain functioning at its best.

United kingdomAdam brickmanAedin cassidyProfessor of neurology at columbia universityColumbia universityNutrition preventative medicine at queen university belfastProf aedin cassidyPreventative medicineUniversity belfast

Memory loss can be reversed by simple diet changes

A lack of flavonols - nutrients found in fruit, vegetables and even wine - stops the brain functioning at its best, researchers say

United kingdomAdam brickmanAedin cassidyNutrition preventative medicine at queen university belfastProfessor of neurology at columbia universityColumbia universityProf aedin cassidyPreventative medicineUniversity belfastUs contentNutrition and dieting

The Science Backing One Mother s Decision To Not Spank Her Son

Millennial mother and writer Gloria Alamrew does not spank her son. For ESSENCE, she reports on the science that supports her choice.

Olajide williamsKat gillGloria alamrewAkua boatengAhmad arberyProfessor of neurology at columbia universityDepartment of neurologyPew researchWriter gloria alamrewColumbia universityGreen books

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