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Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a genius and outstanding scientist in the history of human development.
Encephalitis and severe meningitis often cause convulsive coma, not timely treatment, easy death, sequelae.
Practice writing two hands at the same time, trying to reflect on colorful texts or numerical tables are helpful exercises for the brain.
Researchers have found an unexpected link between people's dreams of violence and strangeness with the risk of neurological diseases like Parkinson's and dementia.
New research in the Journal of Cardiology (The Journal Heart) has shown that loneliness and social isolation will increase the risk of stroke or cardiovascular disease b…
The diligent brain works on predicting the future every day without us knowing.
Tens of thousands of stroke patients with disabilities are overwhelmed with new hope after scientists have demonstrated that the uninjured brain can be re-trained to mov…
When people start learning to read, it is also when the brain changes miraculously to reorganize and change itself, preparing to adapt to the newly acquired knowledge.
Some areas in the brain will be less effective, even shrinking because of the sets
Did you know, our brains completely change the state when we take a break to erase the toxic byproducts of nerve activity left over after a long day?
US scientists have found a way to transplant SoC control chips to the human brain to fight neurological diseases.
According to recent research, scientists have found similarities in the brains of people who like junk food and drug addiction.
Is it that we often forget what we need to do because we are not focused, negligent or other reasons?
Brain death patients may be
Suddenly dizziness, nausea, vomiting ... without movement disorders, language or paralysis, is often the expression of the wind than stroke.