How sleep helps us learn and memorize
Sleep is important for long lasting memories, particularly during this exam season. Research publishing in PLOS Computational Biology suggests that...
Month: May 2015
A patient’s budding cortex — in a dish?
Networking neurons thrive in 3-D human "organoid". SOURCE: NIH News Releases - Read entire story here.
"It is always important to know when something has reached its end. Closing circles, shutting doors,…"
“It is always important to know when something has reached its end. Closing circles, shutting doors, finishing chapters, it doesn’t...
Why the Older Americans Act is Important
The Older Americans Act and Me After they both retired, my parents volunteered with Meals on Wheels, which delivers food...
What Jennifer Aniston Eats In A Day
This week, Jennifer Aniston joined social media for the day by taking over Living Proof’s instagram account. I am obsessed...
2015 Men’s Fitness Look Great Design Awards
Richard PierceLook Great AwardsThis year's sharpest-looking, best-working gear for athletic guys. SOURCE: Men's Fitness - Read entire story here.
Turns Out, We’ve All Been Pooping the Wrong Way Our Entire Lives
Yup, there’s actually a technique to it. How many of you actually think about how you’re sitting on the toilet...
Top Scientists Outline Reasons to Eat More Protein
Higher-protein diets based on sound nutrition and quality work on multiple levels. Leading nutrition researchers have outlined how protein improves...
Changes In Medicare Improve Quality Of Care, But At What Cost?
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has changed Medicare for the better, and produced higher quality of care for patients. But...
How 3D Printed Bones Are Revolutionizing Forensics And Bioarchaeology
The fields of forensic anthropology and bioarchaeology are increasingly turning to digital models in research and outreach. But what are...
The Latest Health Wonk Review
Last week, Julie Ferguson put up the latest Health Wonk Review at Workers’ Comp Insider. Julie offers a smorgasbord of great posts,...
