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Free Academy for The Aging Brain

March 13, 2012 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

A couple days ago we had a March Babies birthday party here at the house. It’s a tradition my sister started a few years ago because so many of her friends have birthdays in March, and this is a great way to kill a bunch of birds with one shotgun. As I was sitting listening […]

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State of Gen’ Baby Boomer

March 5, 2012 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

Here is an interesting breakdown of baby boomers and their economic/technological positions (courtesy SeniorHomes.net): ++ Click to Enlarge Image ++Image Source: Senior Homes

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Water and The Aging Brain

February 23, 2012 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

I’ve had water on my mind lately (which is not the same as, but does not preclude, water on the brain). Anyway, ever since my sister-in-law’s mother was taken to the doctor with signs of Alzheimer’s and discovered to have nothing but dehydration, I’ve been meaning to read up on how exactly the lack of […]

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Best of the Web Nomination

February 23, 2012 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

This site has been nominated as a Best of the Web in “Best Senior Living Blogs by Individuals 2012″ category. If you agree, you can vote for me here! Thank you! Vielen dank! Muito obrigada! Arigato gozaimasu!

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Bexarotene: Hope, Hype, Hooold It!

February 13, 2012 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

By now it’s not news that scientists at Case Western have successfully used a cancer drug to clear plaques from the brains of mice that were engineered to have Alzheimer’s, resulting in a reversal of rodent dementia. The hope is that this d…

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Guest Post: I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now

January 25, 2012 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

The following describes the knowledge gained by Sharlene in the course of caring for both her parents with Alzheimer’s. It is not necessarily a reflection of my views, but I thought it good to publish the research of someone who has an insider&#8…

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The Brain: Divided We Conquer

November 21, 2011 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

Here’s a fascinating animation superimposed over a lecture by psychiatrist and writer Iain McGilchrist on the two hemispheres of the brain. You may have to watch it 15 times to really get it.

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Pharmacofantasy

September 5, 2011 | TheAmazingAgingMind.com

The other night I watched the movie Limitless. I thought it was a typical heart-pounding thriller with a touch of fantasy—in this case about a guy who discovers a drug that turns him into a genius. I thought the plot was moving toward the inevita…

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