By LAUREN COX ABC News Medical Unit June 11, 2009 FONT SIZE She is barely out of diapers, but the world already knows 2-year-old Karina Oakley is a genius. Her mother, Charlotte Fraser, revealed to the British media Tuesday that a London-based estimated her young daughter's IQ around 160. Karina Oaley, aged 2, has an IQ 160. She shows the development expected of a child twice her age. (MEN)...
Speed Brain, a brain fitness and training game, available for Palm Pre 
The Examiner
The Examiner
Brain Fitness from Lumosity available on the Palm Pre This is, after all, Silicon Valley, and in these parts - fitness means brain fitness too. So all you folks who are debating the new Palm Pre - here's another...
Study looks at hypnosis in brain
The Oklahoman
The Oklahoman
Comments 0 NEW YORK — How can a hypnotist paralyze your hand just with words? By making a part of your brain butt in on the process that normally makes your hand move, a study says. // So the brain region...
Nelson meets with Acreage brain cancer victims, families
Palm Beach Post
Palm Beach Post
WELLINGTON - Residents worried that a brain cancer cluster has cropped up in The Acreage met with Sen. Bill Nelson Wednesday looking for answers. The Democratic...
The Thinkers: She peers into the brain for cause of bipolar disorder
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Mary Phillips peers into the brains of people with bipolar disorder, and what she has found there gives a whole new...
Nelson to hear firsthand accounts of brain tumors from Acreage residents Wednesday
Palm Beach Post
Palm Beach Post
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson wants to hear firsthand accounts from Acreage residents whose children have had brain tumors recently. Florida's Democratic senator plans to meet...
Birds 'brain in flight' studied
The Times of India
The Times of India
27 Jun 2009, 1224 hrs IST, PTI Text: LONDON: Researchers claimed to have gained new insight into what goes through the birds' minds as they fly over familiar...
Hypnosis is brain interrupted
NZ Herald
NZ Herald
4:00AM Friday Jun 26, 2009 NEW YORK - How can a hypnotist paralyse your hand just with words? By making a part of your brain interrupt the process that normally makes your hand move, a study says. So the brain region...
Toyota technology has brain waves move wheelchair
The Press Democrat
The Press Democrat
Toyota's system, developed in a collaboration with researchers in Japan, is among the fastest in the world in analyzing brain waves, it said in a release Monday. Past systems required several seconds to read brain waves,...
Brain hope for erection molecule
BBC News
BBC News
Scientists believe a molecule which controls blood pressure and male erections may also have a profound impact on the brain. The University of Leicester team believe nitric oxide may change the way we think and hear....
Toyota develops technology for brain waves to steer wheelchair
Hartford Courant
Hartford Courant
TOKYO (AP) — says it has developed a way of steering a wheelchair by just detecting brain waves, without the person having to move a muscle or shout a command. Toyota's system, developed in a collaboration with...
Aerobic exercise could keep aging brains young
The Examiner
The Examiner
Comment RSS Email Print A new study shows that aerobic exercise may keep elderly brains young. The findings provide the groundwork for further studies. Engaging in regular aerobic exercise might reverse changes that...
