This suggests the technology may be useful in early diagnosis and in tracking people over time.

We all have our natural memory techniques, ... All we're doing is helping people fine-tune the ones they have and teaching them new ones to improve their life and improve their memory and possibly even stave off future memory loss.

I tell people to come see what we do. We have four different programs from Career and Technology instruction to Central Academy to World Languages to our ELL program.

Let's say I park in Lot 3B in the parking lot, ... I might see my car with three large bumble bees hovering over it. I got stung by a bee when I was a kid so it has an emotional charge, and it's easier to remember.

One of the most striking findings was how it affected function in the area of the brain that creates everyday working memory. We may not have conclusive proof. But the evidence is strong. And these are all healthy choices for other reasons.

It's hard to prove a lot of these things, but I'm convinced there's enough evidence that there is a cause-and-effect relationship,