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Fruit-Eaters May Have Better Spatial Memory Than Lemurs with a More Varied Diet

Feb 27, 2014

Food-finding tests in five lemur species show that fruit-eaters may have better spatial memory than lemurs with a more varied diet. The results support the idea that relying on foods that are seasonally available and far-flung gives a ...

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DE Is Significantly Correlated with an Array of Cognitive Functions

Jan 6, 2014

By Joanna Lyford, Senior medwireNews Reporter Diminished expression (DE), a core negative symptom in people with schizophrenia, is significantly correlated with an array of cognitive functions, research by a Hong Kong team shows. ...

Tags: diminished expression, negative symptom, schizophrenia

Shrunken Structures Brains of Heavy Marijuana Users May Explain Stereotype of"Pothead"

Dec 25, 2013

Shrunken structures inside the brains of heavy marijuana users might explain the stereotype of the "pothead," brain researchers report. Northwestern University scientists studying teens who were marijuana smokers or former smokers found ...

Tags: marijuana users, pothead, memory tasks, drug-related memory loss

Neurotrack Introduced a New Memory Test to Diagnose Alzheimer's Disease

Dec 4, 2012

Neurotrack has introduced a new computer-based recognition memory test to diagnose Alzheimer's disease years before clinical symptoms appear. The launch was based on the results from a 5-year longitudinal study, funded by the NIH, which ...

Tags: Neurotrack, computer-based recognition memory test, Alzheimer's disease

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Fruit-Eaters May Have Better Spatial Memory Than Lemurs with a More Varied Diet

DE Is Significantly Correlated with an Array of Cognitive Functions

Shrunken Structures Brains of Heavy Marijuana Users May Explain Stereotype of"Pothead"

Neurotrack Introduced a New Memory Test to Diagnose Alzheimer's Disease

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