Long Covid does not cause lasting brain damage, study reveals Young people with persistent post-infective symptoms from Covid-19 did just as well on tests as others.
Can Covid-19 lead to poorer memory? A study of over 100,000 individuals faces criticism When participants assess their own memory, they may think it is worse than it is.
Norwegian study: People who have had Covid-19 have a poorer memory They also have a worse memory than those who have not had Covid-19.
Breakthrough discoveries of how the brain stores memories How do you remember what happened yesterday, or in your childhood, or right now? Norwegian researchers are on the trail of a new and important piece in the large puzzle that is our brain.
Today's 70-year-olds are as mentally sharp as 60-year-olds used to be Older people are scoring better on memory and cognitive tests than before, according to a study from Tromsø, Norway.
Psychology folklore or science? Uncovering facts about repressed memories Psychological theories that have become truths in our culture may be built more on naive belief than on science, according to researchers.
Banan Sultan broke the world record in memory “Anyone with a strong desire and a goal can do what I did,” she says.
Why do we remember our childhood summers as sun-filled and long? It's all about nostalgia, says psychology professor Per-Einar Binder.
Could your brain run out of space? ASK A RESEARCHER: Everything we know is stored in the brain, but can we eventually run out of space?
Pain after nerve damage can cause severe memory impairment Many people with chronic pain from nerve damage have far poorer cognitive function than fibromyalgia patients and healthy individuals, according to a new study. The discovery is deemed important ground-breaking work.
Pioneer neuropsychologist wins Kavli Prize Brenda Milner brought about one of the most notable discoveries made in research on human memory. She has been awarded the Kavli Prize for Neuroscience together with John O’Keefe and Marcus E. Raichle.
More years of education mean a better memory in old age Public education reforms implemented decades ago are providing new insights. Each additional year of schooling can give mental benefits towards the end of life.
Does photographic memory exist? Can some people glance at a picture or read a page of a book and later have total recall of all the details and information?