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Training-Induced Brain Structure Changes In The Elderly: Commentary from F1000
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Title Training-Induced Brain Structure Changes In The Elderly: Commentary from F1000
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/577797?src=rss
Description Older adults who juggle show changes in the brain, suggesting learning is, indeed, life-long: A study ranked exceptional from F1000.
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Category Articles > Family Medicine
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Date Aug 16, 2008
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