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Tag: brain health
Mild Head Hits May Be the Most Dangerous Over Time
Research in recent years says receiving many less severe hits to the head over time may be even more dangerous to the brain than a single concussion.
Does Your Brain Shrink as You Get Older? (Video)
See if you can tell which video quiz contestant correctly answers this question from the Cleveland Clinic-Parade survey on aging. Then listen to what our brain health specialist says.
Which Diet Helps Protect Your Brain as You Age? (Video)
Six contestants try to guess the answer in a video quiz based on the Cleveland Clinic-Parade survey on aging. Can you predict who’s right, and what our wellness dietitian will say?
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What’s the Best Way to Limit Your Alzheimer’s Disease Risk? (Video)
Six contestants try to guess the answer in a video quiz based on the Cleveland Clinic-Parade survey on aging. See if you can predict what our brain health specialist will say.
What To Do When Medicine No Longer Stops Your Epileptic Seizures
Surgery may lead to long-term complete seizure freedom in more than half of the drug-resistant patients with focal epilepsy.
Are You a Couch Potato? Your Brain Might Lose Size Later
A recent study shows a link between physical fitness levels in middle-aged adults and brain size later in life.
Can ‘Lottery Fever’ Affect Your Brain?
The human brain can respond in an interesting way to lottery jackpots — especially when we are talking about winnings in the billions. What makes us succumb to “lottery fever,” a belief that we can win even when our chances are slim?
Do You Ever Get ‘The Shakes’? 4 Puzzling Questions Answered
The onset of tremors poses a scary possibility — could this be Parkinson’s disease? But there are lots of other common causes of tremors that could explain yours. Here, your tremor questions are answered.
Why Finding a Bargain Makes Your Brain Feel Good
A phenomenon called Intermittent reinforcement encourages you to keep trying until you get what you want – like a designer purse at a great price.