Here’s what we are reading today! phantom cell phone syndrome?? “I’m not alone in this experience. A handful of studies in recent years have examined the prevalence of phantom cellphone vibrations, and they’ve come up with impressive numbers, from 68 percent of the medical staff at a Massachusetts hospital to 89 percent of undergraduates at a Read more…
Here is what I am reading today: No cerebellum “Dizzy and nauseated? You could be dehydrated or have high blood pressure—or there could be a giant hole in your brain. After a 24-year-old woman complained of these symptoms at a hospital in China, doctors scanned her brain anddiscovered that her Read more…
Here is what I am reading today: Invictus Games – competing with disability They are wounded veterans, and after serving America, this week in London they will compete for America against other wounded veterans at the first-ever Invictus Games. “Invictus” means “unconquered,” and that is exactly what these games will Read more…
Here is what we are reading today: 7 year old strategic thinkers “A study by Melissa Koenig of the University of Minnesota and colleagues shows that by the time they reach the age of seven, children can think strategically, in an adult manner. The researchers found that when playing games, Read more…