Neuroscience
Start running and watch your brain grow, say scientists
• Aerobic exercise triggers new cell growth – study
• Region of brain affected linked to recollection
Ian Sample, science correspondent
The Guardian
Monday 18 January 2010 20.41 GMT
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Neuroscience
Aerobic Exercise and Neurons
Start running and watch your brain grow, say scientists
• Aerobic exercise triggers new cell growth – study
• Region of brain affected linked to recollection
Ian Sample, science correspondent
The Guardian
Monday 18 January 2010 20.41 GMT
Read the article
- Just Remember The Benefits Of Exercise
Michael Greenberg, who wrote a memoir recently about his daughter's experience of bipolar disorder, has now written a fascinating review in the New York Review of Books (NYRoB) of a new tome on memory "Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News...
- Alzheimer's Disease: Advances In Genetic Understanding
A report from The Guardian about ongoing genetics research in Alzheimer's disease: Alzheimer's research links three genes to disease Findings hailed as 'huge step' towards earlier testing and better treatment for Alzheimer's Ian Sample,...
- Update On The Blue Brain Project
Swiss scientists aim to build a synthetic brain within a decade The brain would provide insights into how our perceptions of the world are interpreted and stored, and how consciousness arises Ian Sample, science correspondent guardian.co.uk Thursday...
- Growing Neurons From Stem Cells In The Lab
A Reuters report, published in a number of different sources, including Wired News:Stem Cells Get Brainy By Reuters 04:04 PM Jun. 13, 2005 PT WASHINGTON -- Scientists working in mice said they had found a way to identify master cells in the brain...
- Hit The Gym And Then The Library
Great set of stories in Newsweek a few weeks back on exercise. One article in particular, Can Exercise Make You Smarter?, by Mary Carmichael (March 26, 2007) discusses the relationship between exercise and the brain. Charles Hillman, of the University...