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Interesting Articles

• New Neurons Grow in Adult Brains - Paper summarizing research as of October 1999.
• Study reveals how human brains grow - Recent reported research validates what the Sharper Minds has been doing.  Focus on brain hemisphere connectivity for greatest results.
• Remediation training improves reading ability of dyslexic children - For the first time, researchers have shown that the brains of dyslexic children can be rewired -- after undergoing intensive remediation training -- to function more like those found in normal readers (February 25, 2003).  Abstract of article

Understanding what the hemispheres of the brain specialize in, can help one understand why promoting Bi-laterality can improve performance so substantially!

• Characteristics of the two brain hemispheres
• Splitting the Human Brain - What do the sides of the brain specialize in.  Learning from those who's brains were literally split by the surgeon's knife.  
• Another great page on Split Brain function
• How does our brain function along with how we process vision - follow the link to the eyes.
• Those with dyslexia have no advantage in spatial abilities over those without dyslexia.

Autism and Vaccines

• Deadly Immunity - the Link between Vaccines and Autism
• Lawsuit Filed for Mercury in Vaccines Causing Autism
• The great thimerosal cover-up: Mercury, vaccines, autism and your child's health
• Typical immunization schedule

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