March 29, 2019

What are emotions and feelings, and how to measure them?

Emotions and feelings can be underestimated because they are seen as guilty of clouding rational thought, which in theory provides us with common sense to avoid blunders and mistakes. It seems as emotions block us, preventing us from making rational decisions, but… is this really true? What does neuroscience say?
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woman with emotions, feelings of happiness, sadness, anger
November 2, 2018

Overview of cognitive rehabilitation and stimulation therapies in dementia

Due to the aging process of the world population, the number of people who suffer from dementia has tripled and will increase from 50 to 152 million people in 2050, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). However, there have been numerous advances in cognitive rehabilitation, which are achieving important benefits for people suffering from dementia. Continue reading to to know more about the cognitive training strategies being, employed and the improvements obtained.
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Elderly person with dementia reading a book for cognitive rehabilitation with exercises to train the brain
October 26, 2018

How to improve work performance in people over 40?

For people aged over 40, the working environment can be complicated. The digital divide originates from the non-adoption of new technologies and therefore abdication of any benefits to be gained. In addition, the cognitive divide is originated by the cognitive decline that starts at the age of 40 and progressively increases with age. Cognitive training is based on programs that maintain and enhance key executive functions such as memory, sustained attention, and processing speed.
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Person of retirement age who trains the brain with cognitive stimulation
October 16, 2018

Advances in motor neuroprosthetics improve mobility in tetraplegics

People with high-level cervical injuries suffer total loss of the functions of the lower limbs and partial or total paralysis of upper limbs. The research team of the H2020 MoreGrasp European project has developed a brain-controlled motor neuroprosthesis. This cutting edge-neurotechnology will enable tetraplegics to carry out daily movements with their hands, such as grab a glass to drink water or brush their teeth, improving their autonomy and quality of life.
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Patient or person with tetraplegia with spinal cord injury using brain-controlled neuroprosthetics to be able to move the arms and perform the action of grabbing objects in tasks of daily life thanks to a non-invasive bci with eeg