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Saturday, March 10, 2007

Can smelling flowers improve your memory?

A group of German researchers say it can. They've found that odors reactivated new memories in people's brains while they slept. With their study showing that memories are consolidated during sleep, the researchers believe that "smells and perhaps other stiimuli can reinforce brain learning pathways."

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Labels: brain function, lack of sleep, Memory, TBI

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