Eye reveals brain health (Part 1)
The eyes are not only the windows of the soul, but can also help diagnose brain health.
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The eyes are not only the windows of the soul, but can also help diagnose brain health.
You cannot decide your genes, but there are many health-related factors that you can control well.
Obesity is known to increase the risk of chronic disorders, such as diabetes (type 2). A group of international scientists in cooperation with Germany through Helmholtz…
According to researchers at Oxford University and colleagues in Norway, chocolate, light wine and tea increase mental performance.
A recent study said that no one wants to receive bad news, but for some people, getting no news is worse.
When your child responds slowly to sounds, it may be a sign of autism. Experts have recently found that the brain of autistic children responds a little slower than norm…
A drug that has twice the weight loss effect of any type on the market is being developed by Danish experts.
A study by the University of Surrey (UK) published in Nutrition magazine (Europe) recently found that eggs are one of the superfoods with many good nutritional values.
When the heart begins to tire, it will beat weakly or never function again. A bone fracture can be cracked or.
A study by US scientists shows that the habit of drinking alcohol and alcoholic drinks can affect the process of reducing brain volume in humans.
Like a burning fire, the brain constantly needs oxygen, and when the blood vessel is blocked in a stroke, part of the brain lacks oxygen and nutrition.
Psychological trauma or childhood stress can forever alter genes in the brain, Canadian researchers claim.
French experts have successfully destroyed brain metastasis with laser beams. This method uses nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology without opening the skull.
Did you forget where you left the key this morning? Or leave the box in the office in the evening when it rains.
Too much exposure to computers, the Internet, games ... makes children today lose their creativity and forget sympathy with others, a British expert warns.