This is a particularly irresponsible way to speak, in part because it raises the memory of the deadly fiasco caused by the British physician Andrew Wakefield when he asserted that vaccines caused autism.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet This is a particularly irresponsible way to speak, in part because it raises the memory of the deadly fiasco caused by the British physician Andrew Wakefield when he asserted that vaccines caused autism.
It is a symbolic gesture, an aide said, intended to raise the memory of the disputed 2000 Florida recount -- an event that is as central to Dr. Dean's appeal to Democratic primary supporters as his early opposition to the war.
These results suggest that memory retrieval induces reconsolidation, raising the intriguing hypothesis that memory enhancement may be mediated by reconsolidation.
This raised the danger of unsupervised and unsupported paraprofessionals raising the beneficiaries traumatic memories and not being able to effectively process them (this occurred in a least a few cases).
We found that the blockade of consolidation affected neurogenesis and memory, raising the issue of a link between neurogenesis and memory.
These admirable tweaks in the schedule raise the vestigial memory of simpler times, when there was a break in the action, when people stayed home, turned down the tempo.
One recent study showed the drugs can damage ventricles in the heart, while another, co-authored by Kean, found steroid users had significantly worse spatial memory, raising the prospect of long-term cognitive damage from the drug.
Although the use of biased stimuli complicates the interpretation of the latter findings (see Discussion), they again suggest that traces of perceptual history may extend beyond a change in perception, raising the possibility of a memory system with greater functional merit.
