Does Inactivity Change Our DNA and Can We Reverse the Damage With the Right Kind of Exercise?
Researchers are concerned our DNA is being negatively affected when we let technology do our moving for us.
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Movement Performance Institute Agrees to Create Sports Rehab Programming for SMARTfit
Dr. Christopher Powers, PhD, PT, FACSM, FAPTA
USC professor, Director, Biokinesiology Program, Co-Director, Biomechanics Research Lab takes the lead in creating SMARTfit's sports rehab programming.
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SMARTfit Wins Innovation Award at Reeduca Convention, Paris
Rééduca, Paris, awards the 2018 trophy for the best innovation in rehabilitation and kinesiology to SMARTfit
SMARTfit Dual Tasking is part of a multi-year study on Aging.
Keeping fit, staying sharp: University of Buffalo works to uncover secret of aging gracefully
How Exercise Impacts Kids with ADHD
Most people agree that exercising is good for the body, but what are the real benefits for the mind?
Gaming is Helping Neuroplasticity in Traumatic Brain Injuries
Gaming has been considered by some to be nothing more than a source for laziness. However, with a recent rise in neuroscientific studies regarding the aids of gaming on neuroplasticity and cognitive enhancement, gaming may be the next breakthrough in helping to treat traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).
Nerve Damage Remedies
Overview of the Nervous System The nervous system consists of the central nervous system (CNS- brain and spinal cord) and the peripheral nervous...
Active Brains Equal Healthy Neurons
As we get older, so do the neurons in our brains. Why is this so important? Neurons are the primary components of the central nervous...