Restore brain activity by reducing pain
Soothing chronic pain in the lumbar area not only helps you get rid of the pain but can also restore the normal functioning of the brain.
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Soothing chronic pain in the lumbar area not only helps you get rid of the pain but can also restore the normal functioning of the brain.
American researchers discovered a protein that helps the brain develop in the early stages of life that can combat lack of clarity due to lack of sleep, according to Top…
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Scientists have succeeded in making aggressive monkeys into obedient animals, by controlling the D2 gene in their brain.
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Norwegian scientists have published an interesting study: the state of our teeth is closely related to the memory capacity of the brain.
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Researchers have successfully developed neurons from people with schizophrenia for use in testing new drugs and delving into the complex mechanisms of the disease.
A sleepless night can make us irritable and moody. However, there is a lesser known effect of insomnia for a long time, ...
British scientists found that the longer the breast-feeding period became, the greater the young brain.
There is growing scientific evidence that if a parent has Alzheimer's disease, their children will be at higher risk.
According to a recent study by Dutch scientists, drinking a cup of tea will help you answer the crossword faster.
Children under 3 years of age eating lots of fast foods like chips, snacks, biscuits, pizzas, etc. may be less intelligent when they grow up than other children of the s…
After hitting the ground in a basketball game in high school, the young Mikayla Wilson (American) suffered from dementia and switched left-handed.
A group of Australian pediatricians has called on the Government to issue a ban on the sale of camphor (nebulae) containing toxic naphthalene.