by Lawson Brooks | Oct 2, 2025
You need to judge what you have learned to decide how hard to work on learning that material in the future. How accurate are those judgments?
by Lawson Brooks | Oct 2, 2025
Scientists have long known that taste affects appetite, but new studies reveal how taste sensations influence our eating choices and desires in different situations.
by Lawson Brooks | Oct 2, 2025
Are the brains of left-handers different than those of right-handers? A recent study investigated this question from a new perspective and focused on brain connections.
by Lawson Brooks | Sep 23, 2025
When you hear the word ‘palliative care’ what comes to mind? It is a strange word that has a great deal of stigmatism. Senior illness may often lead to the need for palliative care so it should be considered a very natural part of life. Yet we don’t like to talk about...
by Lawson Brooks | Sep 23, 2025
Sometimes our elderly parents may do or say things that really bother us. They may repeat stories many times, forgetting they’ve already told you the same story a hundred times before. They forget a lot of things, which worries us because sometimes we forget things...
