Useful Information
- What you can do to prevent Alzheimer’s
- Mandatory notifications: What you need to know
- Diet could improve depression symptoms in three weeks, study finds
- The sex life of brains
- Aerobic exercise can increase brain size
- Does braintraining really work?
- Reducing your risk of dementia by doing crosswords
- More than a third of EU population suffer mental health problems
- 4 Ways iPads Are Changing the Lives of People With Disabilities
Some Tips for Keeping your Brain Active and Healthy
What you can do to slow dementia down
“ALMOST half a million Australians live with dementia – and while there’s currently no cure, there are some things you can do to help”, writes Kirrily Schwarz (The Herald Sun)
ANU finds working out could be key to lowering dementia risk
“Pumping iron could be one of the keys to lowering dementia risk as you get older, according to a groundbreaking study led by the Australian National University”, writes Steven Trask (The Age, 1 Dec 2017)
Successful Aging & Your Brain
Mastering time: A key to successful ageing
Top 10 Tips to Keep Your Brain Young
Patient Reading
Books
- High Sobriety: Confessions of a Drinker (By Alice King)
- The Thinking Person’s Guide to Sobriety (By Bert Pluymen)
- Contented Dementia (by Oliver James)
- Left Neglected by (Lisa Genova)
- Living Sober Sucks! (but living drunk sucks more) (by Mark A. Tuschel)
- My Year Off: Recovering Life After a Stroke (by Robert McCrum)
- A Drinking Life: A Memoir (by Pete Hamill)
- Still Alice (by Lisa Genova)
- Into the Silent Land: Travels in Neuropsychology (by Paul Broks)
- Life With a Battery-Operated Brain – A Patient’s Guide to Deep Brain
Stimulation Surgery for Parkinson’s Disease (by Jackie Hunt Christensen)