Want a better memory? Stop and smell the roses
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People who want to learn things might do better by simply stopping to smell the roses, researchers reported on Thursday.
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By Madeleine Marr, The Miami Herald  Feb. 7--Stumped over what to give your Valentine? Then follow your nose -- to the perfume counter. Fragrance is terrific on so many levels: 1. It's personal, but not as personal as, say, a satin thong. 2. Pretty packaging means no hassle over wrapping.
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Reader Manish Kejriwal shares his memories.
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Technology meets ethics Academics, writers, biographers and computer scientists came together in London today to discuss how and whether technology can and should be used to supplement and augment human memory. The stage for the meeting: the British Library, where the University of Southampton is hosting the Memories for Life Colloquium.â¦
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The therapeutic power of flowers takes on new meaning with a Japanese gadget that turns plants into audio speakers.
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Instead of a coffee break, you may want to make time for tea. Researchers say that tea may help sharpen your memory.
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Story in full A SIGNIFICANT breakthrough in diagnosing Alzheimerâs disease was announced yesterday after scientists discovered 10 smells which can be used to predict if patients will develop the condition.
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An astonishing new technology allows one set of sensory information to substitute for another in the brain.
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If you spend time looking back, you'll miss what's coming up.
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Try these (slightly) more palatable tactics.
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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, England, Oct 26, 2004 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- British researchers have determined regular tea-drinking can improve a person&#39;s memory, and may offer clues to fighting Alzheimer&#39;s disease.
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Most people have had deja vu -- that eerie sense of having experienced something before -- but U.S. researchers have identified the part of the brain responsible for this sensation, and they think it may lead to new treatments for memory-related problems.
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from smoke to soap -- can be used to predict Alzheimer&#39;s disease, scientists have discovered. The smell test was as effective at diagnosis as a memory test, and better than a brain scan.
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A rose by any other name may smell as sweet. But when it comes to accurately counting the flowers in that bouquet, the numbers&#39; names matter.
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Roses are red, my love, violets are blue. Sugar is sweet, my love, but a &#36;100,000 tribute is too much ado.
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How many people have gone home after a blindingly stressful day and realise theyâve forgotten some important event or errand? Well, now at least thereâsa scientific explanation for the oversight: stress makes you forgetful.
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SCIENTISTS have revealed a top 10 list of smells, including lemons and leather, which can be used to help predict which patients will develop Alzheimer&#39;s disease.