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Brain Feedback May Improve Memory New Twist on Biofeedback Could Help You Remember

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By Jennifer Warner
WebMD Health News
Reviewed by Brunilda Nazario, MD

Jan. 27, 2003 -- Learning to tap into your brain's own energy may be a potent memory booster. A new study shows mastering a process known as neurofeedback could help people focus and improve their working memory.

Neurofeedback is a process that allows a person to influence electrical activity in the brain as monitored through sensors attached to the scalp.

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Simple Test May Spot Alzheimer's New Use Of Existing Inexpensive EEG May Predict Devastating Disease

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Oct. 5, 2005 | by Lloyd de Vries

(WebMD) An inexpensive, painless brain test may be able to predict who will develop Alzheimer's disease when the first signs of memory loss begin to emerge. Alzheimer's disease affects millions of people worldwide, but researchers say there has been no easy way to identify the devastating disease at its earliest stages — a time when early treatments may help delay or prevent further memory loss and dementia.

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