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How The Hippocampus Affects Recollection Memory

How The Hippocampus Affects Recollection Memory

By Pat Wyman on January 22, 2012

The hippocampus is an important brain structure for recollection memory, the type of memory we use for detailed reliving of past events. Now, new research [...]

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Best Memory Tips

Best Memory Tips

By Pat Wyman on August 22, 2011

The best memory tips involve taking care of your brain in the same way you do your body. Exercise your mind, give it the right [...]

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How To Remember Everything You Read Using Mental Pictures

How To Remember Everything You Read Using Mental Pictures

By Pat Wyman on July 11, 2011

Once you understand how learning occurs through pictures and associations you will know how to remember everything you read using mental pictures . The information [...]

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How Alzheimer’s Patients Know You as Love

How Alzheimer’s Patients Know You as Love

By Jane Anderson on April 8, 2011

In the world of Alzheimer’s education, memory care providers need to lead the way in educating caregivers how their roles and relationships with their loved ones will change throughout disease progression.

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High Performance Memory

By Pat Wyman on January 29, 2011

It's something we all want more of - a great memory. Why? Because it makes our lives easier and even increases our intelligence. We perform better in school, better in life and think faster on the job with a good memory. Everyday facts stay at our fingertips and learning new things becomes a snap! Even as adults, we know that activating our memory and constantly learning new things may very well prevent age related diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer's.

So the question is - how do we do it? What does neuroscience say about the possibility of creating a designer brain - one that has an excellent memory? Can we even raise smarter children with great memories?

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