How do our brains recognize and navigate our environment? Scientists used to think the same part of the brain was at work, but it turns out that two distinct parts are involved: one that recognizes a place (as a bathroom, a park, or whatever other environment it is) and a second that manages navigation through it. This finding has implications for surgery and rehabilitation, as well as building robotic systems.
Here are 3 reasons why a PowerBrain Rx’s “Cognitive and Behavioral Training” program can increase your child’s confidence: 1. We are 1-on-1 only! — no groups and no online 2. Personalized training…
A recent study from UC Davis Health in USA shows that the human brains have steadily increased for people born after 1930s. The increase in size may be good news…
A new analysis conducted by researchers at the University of Southern California highlights an alarming issue: cases of “mild cognitive impairment” (MCI), often a precursor to dementia, are dramatically underdiagnosed…