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Four years after a devastating motorcycle accident left him with the brain function of a child, TBI survivor John Keller visits with Shelly Miles, host of the TV show San Antonio Living , about his ...
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When moms need unbiased advice, where do they turn? To other moms, of course! In this online conversation between two moms, one woman describes… …what made her daughter, in the first two months of ...
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What does solving a financial dilemma, remodeling a house, crafting a speech, and even dressing up your dogs and playing make-believe with your kids have in common? All these activities can benefit ...
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What do you really know about your own brain? Let's take a closer look at that gelatinous mass between your ears with five weird-but-true brain facts: Your brain is softer than you probably think. ...
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If someone makes a grab for that ticklish place above your knee, you double over in laughing protest. When you grab your own knee, nothing happens. You can’t tickle yourself because your brain doesn’t ...
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A recent study proves something you’ve been wishing were true: Chocolate is good for you! You heard right! Chocolate has been scientifically proven to boost blood flow to certain areas of the brain. ...
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When my doctor told me I was in the early stages of Alzheimer’s, I was devastated. Not wanting to become a burden to my children, I sold my house, moved to an assisted living center, and waited for ...
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Sometimes David got to the locker room and couldn't remember the football game he'd just played. In junior high, David had been a straight A student. But after a concussion, he began struggling in ...
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We call breakups “painful” for good reason: When you experience an unwanted breakup, thinking of your ex-love-interest activates the same parts of your brain that process physical pain. Researchers ...
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We call breakups "painful" for good reason: When you experience an unwanted breakup, thinking of your ex-love-interest activates the same parts of your brain that process physical pain. Researchers ...
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