Carl-Johan Boraxbekk

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Short-Term Memory 100%
2. Brain 92%
3. Cognition 80%
4. Cognitive Aging 56%
5. Exercise 52%
6. Hippocampus 49%
7. Episodic Memory 47%
8. Neuroglia 45%
9. Proton Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 44%
10. Spatial Memory 42%
11. Inositol 36%
12. Choline 35%
13. Social Phobia 33%
14. Education 31%
15. Randomized Controlled Trials 31%
16. Corpus Striatum 30%
17. Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 30%
18. Resistance Training 30%
19. Creatine 29%
20. Raclopride 28%
21. Learning 28%
22. Psychological Burnout 27%
23. Atrophy 27%
24. Occupational Groups 26%
25. Gray Matter 26%
26. Proprioception 23%
27. Cardiorespiratory Fitness 22%
28. Life Style 22%
29. Memory 21%
30. Maintenance 21%
31. Rehabilitation 20%
32. Dopamine D2 Receptors 19%
33. Prefrontal Cortex 19%
34. Executive Function 19%
35. Longevity 18%
36. Protons 18%
37. Knee 18%
38. Individuality 18%
39. Overweight 18%
40. Motivation 17%
41. Interleukin-8 17%
42. Walking 17%
43. Psychology 17%
44. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 16%
45. Paleolithic Diet 16%
46. Thalamus 16%
47. Inflammation 16%
48. Parkinson Disease 15%
49. Cognitive Dysfunction 15%
50. Sedentary Behavior 15%