Antidepressants may reduce negative memories
Antidepressants may reduce negative memories in individuals with depression while improving overall memory function, research indicates.
How the visual system shapes your memory
“The neural dynamics of our working memory result from reformatting memories in order to align them with how we use them in the future.”
How the visual system shapes your memory
“The neural dynamics of our working memory result from reformatting memories in order to align them with how we use them in the future.”
Remembering events can trigger brain oscillations
Research shows that remembering events can trigger rhythmic patterns of electrical activity in the brain called oscillations.
Memory challenges for kids with autism go beyond faces
Memory challenges for children with autism go beyond difficulty remembering faces, according to new research.
Is low sexual satisfaction a dementia warning sign?
Low sexual satisfaction for middle-aged men is linked to memory decline later in life, a new study finds.
Air pollution from traffic increases Alzheimer’s risk in mice
“Air pollution is one of the very few prominent, modifiable environmental risk factors in Alzheimer’s disease.”
Deep sleep may buffer against Alzheimer’s memory loss
Deep sleep might help alleviate some of the most devastating outcomes of Alzheimer’s disease, according to new research.
Mundane scenes clarify how brain makes memories
New research clarifies how the brain goes to great lengths to process and remember everyday life.
Mouse study reveals key brain process for memory
New findings in mice provide insights into the role of PDE inhibitors in contributing to early memory loss and Alzheimer’s.