Explore the Core

The human brain is the most complex and sophisticated thing known to man. There are more neuronal connections in this 3.5 pound organ than there are stars in the universe. Despite the wonder of the brain, it is frequently assessed with inadequate and archaic diagnostic measures.

Restore the Core

After we obtain an objective and quantifiable knowledge of the brain's functioning from the "Explore the Core" segment. Various option for treating brain-based disorders will be discussed and a specific model for addressing each individual's unique brain functioning will be provided.

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Chris Kaman - NBA All-Star! Congratulations Chris.


Chris Kaman named to All-Star team, replacing Brandon Roy | The Fabulous Forum | Los Angeles Times
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NBA Commissioner David Stern named Clippers center Chris Kaman to the All-Star team Monday to replace Trail Blazers guard Brandon Roy, who is sidelined with a hamstring injury. It's the first All-Star appearance for Kaman, 29, who is in his...

February 8, 2010

A fun thought with regard to Neuroscience for the weekend - enjoy!


Is the 'Avatar' concept really possible? - CNN.com
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Now the highest-grossing film ever, "Avatar," has captivated millions of viewers with its picturesque scenery, extraterrestrial battles, and nature-loving, blue-skinned aliens.

February 5, 2010

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