Winter 2005
Medical Science Director - Meet John Hart »
The opportunity to develop programs for prevention of brain disease and maintenance of a healthy brain was one of the main factors that attracted Dr. Hart to the Center.
Social Cognition: A Critical Skill for Live Success »
People skills have long been known to contribute to success in life. Children who have difficulty developing basic social skills such as getting along with peers, understanding and expressing emotions, and showing concern for others are at serious risk of becoming delinquents and school dropouts. These difficulties are only now being recognized under the category of impaired social cognition.
Brain Enhancer: Sleep »
The impact of sleep deprivation goes beyond being tired. Lack of sleep degrades brain function. So what happens during sleep that is so important?
Cold Blankets for Your Baby »
Risk of death and developmental disabilities in newborns who have suffered a brain injury due to lack of oxygen may be reduced by cooling the baby’s body temperature to 93 degrees.
Education for the Future »
Scientists are using brain scans to determine if performance in the classroom can be linked to a difference in brain wiring. If so, the question becomes whether we can develop teaching methods to “re-wire” the brain and stimulate learning.
Is it ADHD or Sleepiness? »
Children with ADHD often show symptoms of sleepiness during the day. It is important that children with ADHD be evaluated for possible sleep disorders in order to obtain appropriate treatment.
Can Fat Decrease Risk of Parkinson's Disease? »
A recent study suggests another reason to increase your intake of unsaturated fats is a decreased risk of Parkinson’s disease.
Leadership Spotlight: Ramona Jones »
“Every month with the Center has been more exciting than the last. The opportunity to hear renowned scientists from across the country and spread the news about brain health is very gratifying.”
Brain Trivia »
True or False? Are common sayings true?
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