How to tackle memory lapses as you get older
I was in the supermarket recently when a woman came running toward me. “Jancee!” she said. “How are you?”
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I was in the supermarket recently when a woman came running toward me. “Jancee!” she said. “How are you?”
I was in the supermarket recently when a woman came running toward me. “Jancee!” she said. “How are you?”
Some memory lapses are a normal part of brain function, experts say.
When East Germany collapsed, millions of the Stasi’s victims choose to remain in ignorance about their oppressors. Is it sometimes better to forget the past than to investigate it?<br>
A guest op-ed appeared in The New York Times this week. Its headline read, “We will forget most of the pandemic. And that’s a good thing.” This odd submission was penned by Scott Small, an executive at, of all things, an Alzheimer’s foundation. Small has also written a book called, Forgetting: The Benefits of Not