Memory Loss & the Brain



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	Memory News
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	Pumping Neurons: Exercise to maintain a healthy brain The evidence is growing that moderate regular exercise boosts memory and other brain functions and may help prevent age-related declines. Go to Article >>

	How Parkinson’s disease affects the mind Itâ€™s not just a movement disorder. Besides causing tremors and other motion-related symptoms, Parkinsonâ€™s disease affects memory, learning, and behavior. Go to Article >>

	Creative healing: art therapy for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias As medical science races to cure dementia, storytelling and other creative activities promise a better quality of life for the millions already diagnosed. Go to Article >>

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	Medicate Your Memory


Glossary
Coagulation

Blood coagulation is the process whereby blood particles clump together to form a clot. This normally occurs in response to injury of a blood vessel and is the body's means of stopping bleeding and repairing the injury. However, blood clots can also form inside blood vessels or inside the heart, and can impede blood flow. This can lead to heart attack or stroke. Further Reading: Article : "VASCULAR DEMENTIA" by Catherine E. Myers. Copyright © 2006 Memory Loss and the Brain