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"The Last Day of Her Life"
by Robin Marantz Henig
The New York Times Sunday Magazine
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Alzheimer's: "The Last Day of Her Life" from The New York Times Sunday Magazine
"The Last Day of Her Life"
by Robin Marantz Henig
The New York Times Sunday Magazine
17 May 2015
Read the article here
- "can Video Games Fend Off Mental Decline?"
An informative, good read: "Can Video Games Fend Off Mental Decline?" by Clive Thompson The New York Times Sunday Magazine 26 October 2014 read the full feature article here Website for Akili, mentioned in the piece: Akili...
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From tomorrow's New York Times Sunday Magazine: Of Two Minds By JIM HOLT The New York Times Published: May 8, 2005 The human brain is mysterious -- and, in a way, that is a good thing. The less that is known about how the brain works, the more secure...
- Anosmia
Tomorrow's New York Times Sunday Magazine has a short piece written by someone who lost her sense of smell and her effort to try to find it once again:Something's Off By ROBIN MARANTZ HENIG 17 October 2004 The New York Times [Snip] ...
- Religion: Spandrel Or Adaptation?
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