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CTV News | CTV News Channel Advertisement Live Now: CTV News Channel Amanda Blitz Todd van der Heyden Scott Laurie Marcia MacMillan Pattie Lovett-Reid Don Martin Dan Matheson Jacqueline Milczarek Sandie Rinaldo Canada is sending six CF-18 fighter jets to eastern Europe as part of a NATO operation in response to the ongoing cri…

Interview with CBC/Radio-Canada http://www.rcinet.ca/en/2014/04/16/brain-starts-to-slow-down-at-24-study-suggests/

Brain starts to slow down at 24, study suggests The analysis of a group of people playing the popular strategy video game Starcraft 2 revealed that age-related brain performance starts declining at 24 years. Researchers at Simon Fraser University studied 3,305 people, mostly men, aged 16 to 44, as they played one game against a single random oppo…

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/04/14/over-the-hill-sfu-study-old-24_n_5148161.html?utm_hp_ref=tw

You're Already Old At 24: Study If you're over the age of 24, you've already reached the peak of your cognitive motor skills (your brain's ability to process something and react to it), according to a recent Simon Fraser University study. So you're "over the hill" at 24.

More scheduled interviews!

* 04/15 11:00am PDT CTV
* 04/15 12:30pm PDT Corus Radio
* 04/15 12:50pm PDT Press Play on KCRW (NPR in Los Angeles) with host Madeleine Brand

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* 04/14 11:05am PDT 580 CFRA
* 04/15 2:10pm PDT Sher-E-Punjab Radio 1550 AM

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Over the Hill at 24: Persistent Age-Related Cognitive-Motor Decline in Reaction Times in an... PLOS ONE: an inclusive, peer-reviewed, open-access resource from the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SCIENCE. Reports of well-performed scientific studies from all disciplines freely available to the whole world.