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"Òkété Bello didn’t see a pouched rat in the mirror, it saw a lion, a White Lion!"

People who sat for 10 hours a day or more greatly elevated their dementia risk, a study finds. An expert explains the dangers of a sedentary lifestyle, and how even light aerobic exercise can help.

From Phish concerts to Alanis Morissette shows, throwback tours can take us back to our teen years.

We talked to scientists who study the way our memory works — and they were both sympathetic and reassuring.

We talked to scientists who study the way our memory works — and they were both sympathetic and reassuring.

We talked to scientists who study the way our memory works — and they were both sympathetic and reassuring.

Telegraph: What type of exercise and how often should you do it to help your brain.

As new research reveals that exercise can help clear the toxic proteins in the brain, here’s what – and how much – we should be doing

On this edition of Conversations Elizabeth A. Kensinger, PhD talks with host Dan Skinner about “Why We Forget and How to Remember Better: The Science Behind Memory.”

Authors Andrew Budson and Elizabeth Kensinger offers insights on how to keep both a healthy brain and a strong memory.