Human brain develops fastest after birth
The fastest speed changes occur immediately after birth, the infant's brain grows at an average rate of 1% / day.
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The fastest speed changes occur immediately after birth, the infant's brain grows at an average rate of 1% / day.
Researchers have recently discovered tiny pollutant molecules inside brain tissue samples, suggesting that dust pollution not only attacks the lungs but also the nervous…
The brain with the ability to control fear when swinging itself on the steep cliffs of mountain climber Alex Honnold is the subject of attracting researchers.
Scientists said that it is possible in October 2016 to announce the official batch of Zika virus vaccines.
If your brain has gentle rhythms even while you think stressfully, it proves you are an extremely intelligent person.
Most of life, at least sometimes we encounter a startling situation when we sleep, but do not know what really causes.
The tallest girl in the world of Thailand died at the age of 24 because of height-related diseases
Stress (or stress) is a burning problem in everyone's daily life. It not only gives us an unpleasant feeling but also involves many negative effects on our brain and bod…
Generosity is not simply a personality formed by the environment and education that is already available in the brain when we are born.
Scientists from the Medical Research Institute QIMR Berghofer (Australia) have successfully developed a protein that can completely cure malaria in mice as well as prote…
International Headache Genetics Consortium (IHGC) scientists are studying the cause of migraine to find a cure for this disease.
Some visually impaired people have the ability to see things not by eyes but by a strange sense in the subconscious mind of the human mind.
Your sleeping position affects you more than you think. It can directly affect your health.
Large brain-sized animals, such as humans, will be more susceptible to mental illnesses because nerve signals travel longer distances than those with small brains.
27-year-old patient in Tan Hoi village, mountainous district of Son Hoa, Phu Yen, tested positive for Zika virus.