Zapping the brain does not always work

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We have talked before about the weak electrical currents that get brought to sections of the brain and help with cognitive functions. New research shows it does not work in all cases and we need to get a lot more specific information before this becomes a viable option.

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The largest neuroimaging dataset on math development

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Good news that data set is now being made available by Vanderbilt University neuroscientist James R. Booth The goal is to support the work of other researchers across the world who are working to understand how arithmetic skills develop in childhood.

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