Why Single-Tasking Makes You Smarter
BrainHealth's Dr. Chapman shares how science shows single-tasking makes you smarter and boosts brainpower.
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Former Dallas Cowboy Shines Light On Brain Injuries
KERA's Lauren Silverman covers Center for BrainHealth's May 7, Boosting Brain Performance lecture featuring Daryl Johnston, Dr. John Hart, Brad Sham and Cooper Gardiner. The discussion covers concussion myths and facts as well as the changing rules and culture surrounding head injuries.
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An Injured Marine Forced to Start Over Helps Carry the Load
Jake Schick, part of the Warrior Training Team at the Brain Performance Institute at Center for BrainHealth, talks to Jane McGarry on Good Morning Texas about his experience in the Marines and the circumstances that have shaped his hopeful future as well as his desire to help others.
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How Damaged Are N.F.L. Players’ Brains?
Virginia Hughes of The New Yorker interviews Dr. John Hart, Jr. about the latest BrainHealth research involving former NFL players.
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If you give a “Moose” a lecture
Nancy Churnin of the Dallas Morning News blogs about BrainHealth's upcoming, May 7 concussion discussion featuring Daryl Johnston, Cooper Gardiner, Brad Sham and Dr. Hart.
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Decision Making Study - It Gets Better with Age
Dr. Chapman reveals the science behind why decision-making can get better with age.
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Unlocking the Mysteries of the Brain
Listen to Center for BrainHealth's medical science director, John Hart, Jr., M.D., talk to KERA's Courtney Collins about the implications of Obama's pledge to a $100M brain mapping initiative and the latest research at the Center.
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North Texas Doctors On Board With President’s $100 Million Brain Mapping Plan
Carol Cavazos interviewed BrainHealth researchers about their take on the president's $100 million brain mapping plan.
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Hits to Head May Spur Brain-Damaging Immune Response
Rachel Rettner, staff reporter for MyHealthNewsDaily, asks BrainHealth's medical science director, John Hart, M.D., for his take on a U. of Rochester study investigating a possible bio marker for concussions.
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Build a Better Brain by Thinking Deeply and Ditching Distractions
Dallas Morning News reporter, Nancy Churnin, interviewed BrainHealth's Dr. Sandi Chapman about how to make your brain smarter.
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Lewis Lapham to Discuss Digital Age
Dallas Morning News special contributor, Edward Nawotka, spoke with Lewis Lapham about his thoughts on how the internet influences the mind.
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Former Dallas Cowboy Daryl Johnston Says Don’t Blindly Accept Data When It Comes To Concussions
Kevin Sherrington with the Dallas Morning News spoke to Daryl Johnston about his involvement in the BrainHealth Institute for Athletes.
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Cerebral Conditioning to Improve Brain Health
Arizona Republic reporter, Connie Sexton, interviewed BrainHealth's Dr. Sandi Chapman about ways to maximize cognitive function across the lifespan.
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Experts, Veterans Address Misconceptions of PTSD
Dallas Morning News reporter, Dave Tarrant, spoke with BrainHealth's Dr. John Hart and former Marine, Mike Rials about misconceptions of PTSD.
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Brain Development in Children
Parenting Magazine writer Holly Pevzner spoke with BrainHealth's Dr. Sandi Chapman about cognitive development in children.
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A Fit Brain Can Help You In—And Outside—The Classroom
USA Today College reporter, Taylor Lewis, interviewed BrainHealth's Dr. Chapman about specific tips for college students to boost brainpower.
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