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Australian scientists say they have identified a toxin which plays a key role in the onset of Alzheimer s, raising hope that a drug targeting the toxin could be developed to slow the degenerative brain disease. The toxin, called quinolinic acid, kills nerve cells in the brain, leading to dysfunction and death, the scientists said. Quinolinic acid may not be the cause of Alzheimer s disease, but it plays a key role in its progression, Alzheimer s researcher Dr Karen Cullen from the University of Sydney said in a statement. It s the smoking gun, if you like. While we won t be able to prevent people from getting Alzheimer s disease, we may eventually, with the use of drugs, be able to slow down the progression. Alzheimer s is a brain-destroying disease that affects millions of people around the world. As the population gets steadily older, experts...

That means you must face and take responsibility for all your past mistakes and good fortune. You must quit looking for other people to make you feel better about yourself. You and you alone, must decide right here and now, to do whatever it takes to create the life you want. That s a big one for a lot of us. But here s the bottom line: no ONE or no THING is ever going to make you happier or more successful than you can make yourself. Now this principle doesn t mean you have to become the lone ranger and push away help when you need it. It also doesn t mean there won t be circumstances beyond your control that impact your best laid plans. And it doesn t mean you have to be perfect. What it does mean is you are willing to do whatever it takes to create the life you really want, no matter what challenges you face and how daunting a task it feels like...

Regardless of whether you are a student, work at home mom, a web designer, or a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, prioritizing your work is critical to your success. Failing to prioritize your work load usually results in being extremely inefficient and extremely stressed out. How many times have you thought to yourself I have so much to do today, how am I ever going to get it all done. There is no exact science to prioritizing, but there are several tips that should help you become a more efficient, less stressed version of your current self: Make a list this may seem obvious but you d be surprised at how many people try to organize their tasks in their head. You ll often find that you feel a lot better just getting everything out so that you can see it in one place. Consider time constraints what absolutely needs to get done today and what can wait...