What happens to your brain and body when you're angry?
Anger is a normal human emotion and sometimes cranky will not be harmful to your mind or body.
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Anger is a normal human emotion and sometimes cranky will not be harmful to your mind or body.
The work of Liege University (Belgium) presented at the annual meeting of the European Endocrinology Association, which took place in Barcelona - Spain, is considered a…
The growing human brain is mainly reacting to stresses in the living environment, forcing people to think of creative solutions to get food and shelter.
Blood pressure can damage arteries and can cause heart failure, brain stroke, kidney failure and eye damage.
German and Swiss scientists have studied the effects of music on the brains of older people.
Sitting for a long time, for example if you don't leave your desk for a few hours, will cause changes in the adult's brain.
According to a study conducted by Seattle University, women store and carry the DNA of every man she has ever had sex with.
Human memory is imperfect - there are memories we can keep, but there are other memories that have forever fallen into oblivion.
Research has shown a cruel truth that sitting a lot makes our brain structure thinner and thinner.
The study was carried out by scientists at the Amen Clinic in California and this is the largest brain imaging survey conducted so far.
Sports have long been proven and recognized as a beneficial activity for our brains. Therefore, the benefits of practice become the eternal topic.
According to Technology Review, new research achievements of Yale University (USA) scientists have been evaluated to potentially change the definition of death.
Many of us may have experienced one or several of these 5 phenomena. When they happen while sleeping, the common person gets confused, even frightened.
Scientists at the Salk Institute successfully implanted undeveloped brain cells from donor fetuses into the brains of mice, Newsweek reported on April 19.
Here are some common questions about night illusions that we call dreams.