That’s
kind of an all-encompassing, yet focused website name, and it’s the headline
and subhead of http://www.allaboutbrain.com/
If
you go to the site right now, the first thing you see is a clip of PBS’ Gwen
Ifill, Senior Correspondent interviewing
Dr. Murali Doraiswamy of Duke University School of Medicine about decreasing
rates of dementia. That’s first class content.
If
you then scroll down a bit, you’ll see another video, this one’s “What are the
Symptoms of Brain Tumors?” Or, if you're a nerd, zip over
to a link to a segment entitled, “The Brain with Bill Nye the Science Guy” - http://www.allaboutbrain.com/the-brain-with-bill-nye-the-science-guy
According
to the “About Us” tab on the website “We have decided to use All About Brain as a vehicle to provide
available video information to those needing to learn about the functioning of
the brain and how they may discover to correct or live/deal with certain
problems that may occur now or in the future.
You
will find many studies in the form of video’s and tutorials concerning the
lungs and functioning of the brain. Follow them closely and understand that we
do not provide medical advice whatsoever, as that is left to your personal
health care physician.”
I love the high-quality content and video-centric content. To me, this is the "youtube.com" brain website - perfect for those of us who crave visuals.
Ooh,
and they have a really good “Resources Online Links” page - http://www.allaboutbrain.com/resources-online-links/ (even though it doesn’t include my blog).
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