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A man in the US suddenly became a painting genius after an accident of a traumatic brain injury, even though he only knew how to sell cars and drink beer with friends be…
Research published in Frontiers magazine shows that color affects the brain processing information, in which red makes people easily spend money.
CO poisoning or myocardial infarction can cause a person to go right away during sleep. - VnExpress Health
Researchers are looking to use traffic videos in Berlin, Istanbul and Moscow along with big-data technology to simulate the brain to forecast traffic situations.
Doctors of Viet Duc Friendship Hospital have successfully performed heart and lung transplant surgery at the same time, helping preserve lives for patients.
The year 2019 recognizes many contributions from researchers around the world in the fields of computers, biology, archeology and astronomy.
The black spots found in fossils of 500 million-year-old stink bugs can be well preserved with symmetrical brain tissue.
A scent suddenly like a time portal immediately takes you from a busy street back to a quiet place you've been to many years ago. Science says fragrance can awaken long-…
Invisible robes, flying cars, artificial wombs, brain hacking technology ... are leaps and bounds in human technology. These strange inventions seemed only in fiction bu…
About 20% of the world's population is addicted to food, which is especially true for overweight people. Food addicts also often have the same symptoms as those who are…
Mantis shrimp are capable of seeing ultraviolet, infrared and polarized light. This species is considered to be the most complex vision possessor of all animals known on…
The brain bank facilitates research into neurological disorders and improves treatments for Asians.
After 14 months of working in Antarctica, a team of researchers from Germany discovered that the hippocampus of his brain was getting smaller 7.
Scientists published a miraculous picture of the magnetic resonance of neurologist Rebecca Sax holding and kissing her 2-month-old son.
In the near future, artificial neurons may be used in the fight against Alzheimer's and chronic brain-related diseases.