Can't Remember What I Forgot

The latest research on memory loss and the aging brain

Sue Halpern is scholar-in-residence at Middlebury College and author, most recently, of Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News From The Front Lines of Memory Research. See full bio

July 30, 2008

Holy Tau! Are we there yet?

It was a bad month for a host of promising new Alzheimer's drugs...until yesterday. Read More

July 20, 2008

Pimp My Drug

Who would have thought that the next new thing for treating Alzheimer's might be in the back of the medicine cabinet of a Russian with hayfever? Read More

July 14, 2008

News Flash: Alzheimer's slowed by...exercise!

The most effective methold to slow down Alzheimer's doesn't even have a co-pay Read More

July 12, 2008

Test Anxiety

Why get tested for memory loss when you can worry like hell about it instead? Read More

July 9, 2008

Another Alzheimer's drug bites the dust

Bad news from the makers of Flurizan...or it is? Read More

Memory Basics

Memory is a crucial part of human identity. Maybe you think of it as just "a record of stuff that happened," but if you don't know where you've been, you can't know who you are or where you're going.

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