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Teen who broke world record for staying awake now suffers insomnia: 'We were idiots' - Vimarsana News

Teen who broke world record for staying awake now suffers insomnia: 'We were idiots'

In 1963, two 17-year-old students decided to study insomnia and aimed to break the world record for staying awake for the maximum number of hours that was set by a DJ in Honolulu (260 hours).

Edinburgh researchers prove playing musical instruments as a child can lead to cognitive advantages - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh researchers prove playing musical instruments as a child can lead to cognitive advantages

A reported 39 participants still continued to play a musical instrument at the age of 82 and approximately two-thirds reported that they had played the piano as a child.

University of Michigan study suggests most people with cognitive impairment still drive - Vimarsana News

University of Michigan study suggests most people with cognitive impairment still drive

The decision of when seniors should stop driving is one that many families struggle with.

Being Rich in Retirement vs. Being Happy: There's a Difference - Vimarsana News

Being Rich in Retirement vs. Being Happy: There's a Difference

Money obviously plays a role, but how much you have isn’t as important as the quality of your life when it comes to health, relationships and activities. The concept of “investing” is often associated solely with monetary pursuits. It has become synonymous with growing a portfolio, aimed at securing a future filled with affluence. However, in my experience, this one-dimensional interpretation of wealth fails to capture its full essence. Our understanding of wealth needs to evolve, going beyond t

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Young-onset Alzheimer's can be diagnosed from as early as 30 – and the symptoms are often different | Health News - Vimarsana News

Young-onset Alzheimer's can be diagnosed from as early as 30 – and the symptoms are often different | Health News

Within the brain itself, young-onset Alzheimer's disease causes similar chemical changes as those in late-onset Alzheimer's. But the brain areas targeted by these chemical changes can be different.