Brain Damage, Part III: In the Clinical Dark Ages
by Robert A. Yourell, MAIn this entry of my brain damage series, I’ll provide a clinical example to convey how the cultural dynamics of stigma... READ MORE →
In this entry of my brain damage series, I’ll provide a clinical example to convey how the cultural dynamics of stigma... READ MORE →
Most of us rely on the pharmaceutical industry to some extent for our health and well-being, whether it’s for an occasional... READ MORE →
About 4% of the world’s population possess the recessive gene for red hair, and actually 2% are redheads, as a result... READ MORE →
If you consider the kinds of things that are said and done regarding cognitive problems, and swapped out the cognitive problem... READ MORE →
Welcome to the twenty-seventh edition of Brain Blogging — a semi-monthly blog carnival that aims to review posts “related... READ MORE →
In an attempt to localize the part of the brain responsible for hunger, surgeons in Toronto inadvertently identified and... READ MORE →
People with ADD get a day, but brain damage gets the month of March. March seems like a good month for brain damage awareness.... READ MORE →
For years, studies have shown that an almost foolproof way to live longer is to cut back on calories. In mice, cutting calories... READ MORE →
I am maintaining a list of the top ten “secrets” in the mental health field. Here is Part II, items five up to... READ MORE →
Parents have always worried about their kids. But it used to be that worrying increased when kids reached puberty. It’s... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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