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Patients with cardiac arrest have the ability to recover without brain damage if emergency personnel focus on performing each cardiac massage by pressing their hands on…
Findings from the study in Denmark show that congenital deaf children are five times more likely to develop meningitis than other children ...
American researchers announced on March 12 that exercise boosts memory by creating new neurons in the brain region that are involved in memory and memory loss. .
A new study by Northwestern University scientists has proven that your mother is right when she insists that you continue to practice music, even if your future is not r…
According to researcher Christopher Knight, an associate professor at the University of Delaware's department of medical science, when we become older, neurons (neurons…
According to the results of a University of Pittsburgh study, dinner with salmon is not only good for the heart but also can help improve your emotions. This study found…
Regular brushing can affect people with a rare epilepsy caused by a small injury in the brain.
Anyone who is on a diet can tell you that the body's weight represents the level of food and how much energy is consumed. And the effective way to maintain a healthy wei…
Add a good news for those addicted to chocolate! British researchers at the University of Nottingham have noted that cocoa-rich drinks are rich in flavanol, one of the m…
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has allowed neuroscientists to observe areas of the brain that work in a person reading, memorizing, listening, feeling a pain, imaginin…
According to a new experiment conducted by Harvard Medical University researchers, lack of sleep inhibits the brain's ability to learn new things.
Researchers at Rochester University have shown that those who play video games for a few hours a day for a month, their eyesight has increased by 20% in distinguishing t…
US researchers have just discovered an area in the brain that only needs to be touched, the smoker, despite heavy addiction, will quit smoking immediately.
According to US researchers, daydreaming seems like a default setting in the human brain and there are certain brain areas for it.
How is memory formed? This question has been a headache for scientists for many years, but at this point we seem to have taken a step closer to the answer.