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Dr. Richard Bazinet Joins Seafood Nutrition Partnership's Scientific Nutrition Advisory Council

Dr. Richard Bazinet Joins Seafood Nutrition Partnership's Scientific Nutrition Advisory Council
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Swimming gives your brain a boost – but scientists don't know yet why it's better than other aerobic activities

Swimming offers a host of beneficial effects on the brain. Stanislaw Pytel/Stone via Getty ImagesIt’s no secret that aerobic exercise can help stave off some of the ravages of aging. But a growing body of research suggests that swimming might provide a unique boost to brain health. Regular swimming has been shown to improve memory, cognitive function, immune response and mood. Swimming may also help repair damage from stress and forge new neural connections in the brain. But scientists are still ....

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Head Injury | Brain Injury Overview Types Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment

Head injury or traumatic brain injury is a leading cause of disability among children and young adults that leads to varying degrees of physical and mental stability. Fortunately, it is also one of the preventable brain disorder. ....

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The infectious smile — a post-Covid tonic

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The ubiquitous mask is a barrier to more than communicable diseases. It also obstructs one of the most basic means of communicating our regard for each other, the smile.
Just remember the excitement and joy of holding a baby and seeing that first smile. Who could help but smile back; it seems so natural, spontaneous and irresistible. However, as my wife informs me, it’s actually a conditioned response; ingrained in us ever since we were infants, when our own mothers held and lovingly gazed at us with a warm and endearing smile. ....

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Other drugs patients. ritalin only works for about 60 percent of a.d.h. d. patients. tests showed that armando belongs to a subtype that ritalin isn t suitable for instead of feeling fidgety like he did in elementary school he started feeling listless he got lost in his own world and was unable to structure his day to day life child psychiatrist barrett cough has prescribed him another drug that works for his a.d.h. the subtype. sometimes psychotherapy isn t enough and the patient needs medication and now because of the data we have on brain physiology we know which drug is the right one just one and we can justify giving medication to children and other less. since as we know that the psychological strain would constantly increase without it. armando can t do without drugs but at least he s now taking something that really helps me to non-medical and i m really happy with ....

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