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Can an injection lift the intelligence of a normal person to the level of the great scientist Albert Einstein?
In September 2017, NeuroQuantology - a journal specializing in neuroscience and quantum physics, published a groundbreaking article that could accelerate the understandi…
According to a new study, when the brain is stressed because at the same time receiving a large amount of information, people will depend on the right ear to listen.
Elizabeth F. Loftus, professor of cognitive psychology and human memory, carries out studies showing that memories can be distorted.
For the first time, scientists can reduce the amount of toxic proteins that lead to Huntington's disease in patients by injecting Ionis-HTTRx into the spine.
Until we know, we know how to control the bladder and the brain tells us that when we have to go to the toilet - that's when we have to get up, go to the bathroom to flu…
A 2-year-old Thai girl becomes the youngest person to freeze her brain after dying in hopes of reviving in another body someday.
Hydrocephalus is not a separate disease but rather a consequence of a group of different diseases that share a common feature of impaired circulation or absorption of ce…
Nelson Dellis can recite many poems after glancing at them only once, repeating exactly one row of 1,500 numbers and remembering 193 names in 15 minutes.
Headaches may be due to increased intracranial pressure (brain tumors, meningitis, cerebrovascular spasms) or local causes (sinusitis, molars, eyes, etc.).
In addition to being good for the brain, omega 3 is also good for cardiovascular, fatty liver, yellow spots, skin, immune system ... Add omega 3 easy to digest every day…
Currently, the United States is facing the crisis of people addicted to painkillers with a degree of spread like epidemics.
New research results published in Science Translational Medicine raise concerns about the infectious potential of this disease.
The second richest billionaire in the world (current time) Bill Gates has decided to spend more than $ 100 million on studies against Alzheimer's disease.