July 2023 - Discover and learn about brain functions, along with the latest news on brain plasticity and research!
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Author: DynamicBrain Inc.
Publication: Monthly Newsletter
Published Date: July 21, 2023

Knee surgery is the most common joint surgery in North America. Research suggests that mental factors play a significant role in diminished knee function and especially affect joint stability, stiffness, and anticipatory movement. Now, in an interesting and surprising new study, researchers found that a small amount of BrainHQ training helped people recover from knee surgery. Learn more.

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Frieda Fanni
President
DynamicBrain Inc.


DynamicBrain Inc. is the Canadian partner of Posit Science Corporation since 2010 providing brain fitness program BrainHQ in English and French.

Challenging what we thought we know
Alzheimer’s disease is a type of dementia that affects memory, thinking, and behaviour. Scientists have been researching this condition for a long time. Among experts, there is a dominant view of how Alzheimer’s begins. It’s called the amyloid cascade hypothesis. Now, research at the University of Toronto focusing on the early stages of Alzheimer’s challenges this long-held view. Learn about this long-held view and the impact this research has on it.

Predictive brain waves
Imagine being able to predict blood-sugar levels through sleep. The link between sleep and predicting blood-sugar levels may not be so farfetched. After all, researchers have known that a lack of sleep can increase the risk of diabetes. They just weren’t sure why. Findings from a team of sleep scientists point to how and why deep-sleep brain waves are able to regulate insulin and improve blood-sugar control. See what this study’s findings have to tell us.

Breastfeeding and healthy minds
Breastfeeding has long been recommended as the ideal source of nutrition for newborns as it provides essential nutrients and antibodies that support the immune system. Although earlier studies have shown the cognitive benefits of breast milk, it wasn’t clear what specific components were responsible for this. Read on to discover what researchers have identified as an essential component in breast milk.


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In This Issue

Challenging what we thought we know
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Predictive brain waves
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Breastfeeding and healthy minds
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A sense of self
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Breathe deep
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Your Brain Holds the Key to Safer Driving!
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Blogs and Resources


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KEEP YOUR BRAIN CHALLENGED!


RESEARCH STUDIES

Category-based published studies

Studies on clinical conditions for researchers

2016 Alzheimer’s Conference announcement

ACTIVE Study Published - Brain Training and Dementia

Healthy Aging

Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment

Cognitive Impairment due to Heart Failure

Fall Risk and Mobility

The IMPACT Study

The ACTIVE Study

The IHAMS Study

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A sense of self
Have you ever wondered how your brain constructs your sense of self, that feeling of being a distinct individual within your body? There are actually two parts to the self. The “I” physically perceives and experiences the world, and the “me” encompasses the mental narrative about oneself. Recently, researchers have had some success in locating the actual brain areas that create these two parts of the self. Find out what the research is saying.

Breathe deep
You may have heard that taking a moment to breathe deeply and intentionally can help you relax. But controlled breathing techniques can do more than just calm your mind. According to a new study, the way we breathe can significantly impact our overall well-being because of the connection breathing has with the nervous system. Learn about this connection and different types of controlled breathing techniques.


Your Brain Holds the Key to Safer Driving!
Your brain is one of the most important pieces of safety equipment when you get behind the wheel of a car. As we age, our reaction times slow down and our field of vision decreases. This means our safety on the road is also reduced. By spending only 10 hours doing the engaging driving cognitive training program you can save your life and the lives of others on the road! Learn more here.


News, More Interesting Articles and Blogs
Loneliness in Elderly Tied to Brain Volume Reduction
Proteomic profile study reveals signatures for distinguishing different forms of Alzheimer's disease
Chronic back pain isn't influenced by 'good' posture. The brain plays a bigger role than expected
New study finds an unstructured 5-minute break can help restore attention
New approaches to treat the consequences of birth asphyxia
As we sleep, speedy brain waves boost our ability to learn
Brain Barrier Inflammation: A Stealthy Contributor to Multiple Sclerosis
Investigators uncover new brain circuit for epilepsy
ClearTau: A new tool for studying neurodegenerative diseases
How the ear may inform the brain when hearing is impaired
Singing supports brain development in preterm infants and maternal well-being after premature birth
Unlocking the Secrets of the Blood-Brain Barrier
Perceiving the smell of lemon, geranium or eucalyptus
AI tool can rapidly decode brain tumor DNA during surgery
Schizophrenia is associated with somatic mutations occurring in utero
Researchers discover unique blood plasma protein patterns in patients with long COVID
Study suggests depression after traumatic brain injury could represent a new, distinct disease
Investigating how men and women react differently to humor
Facts and myths about ticks
Brain’s Melody and Prose: How Music and Language Affect Different Regions
How Plasticity-based Brain Training Works
10 Brain Exercises for Seniors
Description of BrainHQ Exercises
BrainHQ Exercise Tutorials
BrainHQ Features Overview
Comparing Your Performance To Others
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