The proverbial apple a day can keep the neurologist away–and the oncologist, say Cornell University investigators. Rats fed the equivalent of an apple a day were 17 percent less apt to develop breast cancer. Eating the equivalent of three apples … Continue reading →

There is a wonderful front page article today in the Wall Street Journal  about the impact of brain injuries in our society by Tom Burton.   I have been doing brain imaging work for 17 years and feel that the most important … Continue reading →

Every once in a while when I feel hungry, I will share a brain healthy food tip.   As the son of an avocado farmer,  let’s talk about  God’s butter.   Avocados  contain: 18 out of 20 essential amino acids 7 fatty acids, including omega … Continue reading →

“You are so handsome Daniel.   Your ears are big and your head looks like a beehive.   I just love you.”   Chloe, age 4.   This was the highlight at dinner tonight.    Our 4 year old  could not restrain her love for me.   She … Continue reading →

This week I was interviewed on NPR’s program Justice Talking with Margo Adler, granddaughter of famous psychiatrist Alfred Adler.   You can listen to the program at http://justicetalking.org/viewprogram.asp?progID=643. It is a fascinating, balanced look at the use of neuroimaging in the … Continue reading →