Brain Training Articles & News, Page 172

Courtney Axline of LearningRx Cedar Rapids appeared on CBS Channel 2 todiscuss tips to help struggling students fall in love with reading thisValentine’s Day. https://cbs2iowa.com/community/more-fun-in-the-morning/tips-to-help-struggling-students-fall-in-love-with-reading-this-valentines-day

A LearningRx Chattanooga student was featured on Channel 3 NBC to recite all the Presidents, in order, from memory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jW_pbvMTGY&feature=youtu.be

A news release about LearningRx’s research director presenting atthe upcoming Online Brain Health Summit was featured on PR Distribution. https://www.prdistribution.com/news/learningrx-research-director-to-present-at-online-brain-health-summit-for-those-affected-by-brain-injury.html

The Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce featured LearningRx’s upcomingLunch & Learn, “Unlock Your Inner Einstein” on its website. https://members.woodburychamber.org/events/details/lunch-learn-unlock-your-inner-einstein-59233

Here’s more coverage—this one in Inside Nova—of LearningRxVienna/Tyson’s award-winning job shadow program. https://www.insidenova.com/news/education/job-shadowing-effort-connects-high-schoolers-with-businesses-in-tysons/article_c476733e-500e-11ea-884c-af10b76fc393.html

LearningRx Vienna received additional news coverage for its award-winning job shadow program. https://www.newsbreak.com/virginia/vienna/news/0O98YlzP/learningrx-of-vienna-va-leads-award-winning-job-shadow-program

This article in The Tysons Corner Patch featured LearningRx Vienna’saward-winning job shadow program. https://patch.com/virginia/tysonscorner/learningrx-vienna-va-leads-award-winning-job-shadow-program

If you’ve been telling yourself that the jury is still out in terms of the harm of screen time for preschoolers, the jury might have just returned. New studies done by the Reading & Literacy Discovery Center of Cincinnati’s Children’s Hospital found startling differences in the brains of preschoolers who spend an average of two ...

What’s in your fast food cheeseburger? If you think you’re better off because your food was cooked in soybean oil, it might be time to rethink that. Soybean oil has been marketed as a healthy alternative to other kinds of oil, but new research has found that may not be true. The new study showed ...

The short answer is "no."  A German research tea look at the brains of 330 older adults and found that the size of the hippocampus is only beneficial to people who also have more white-matter circuitry to link it to the rest of the brain. They found that the volume of the hippocampus doesn’t always ...