Growing old is a true art, especially when it comes to maintaining a sharp brain. The key to this lies in our memory. If ...

Memories formed in early childhood do not typically last very long, it is believed, which might explain why we can’t remember them later in life. In an ongoing study at the Max Planck Institute ...

Perhaps all of your childhood memories are still intact but in a form you can't access anymore. Yet another view is that young childrens' brains simply don't have the tools to store memory properly.

Typically, the earliest adult memories of childhood start at about age 4. But scientists have wondered why not sooner. Is it because babies’ brains are too immature to form memories? Or do babies make ...

Dr. Simona Ghetti, a professor in the department of psychology at the University of California, Davis, whose research focuses on the development of memory in childhood, acknowledged that while ...

Real people’s lives have been shattered by newly recollected traumatic experiences from childhood. I’ve seen this firsthand as a memory expert who consults on legal cases involving defendants ...

These musical memories often invoke details including ... audiences to share the classical music they remembered from childhood. They cited childhood musical favourites such as Peter And The ...

Perhaps all of your childhood memories are still intact but in a form you can't access anymore. Yet another view is that young childrens' brains simply don't have the tools to store memory properly.