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According to a new Canadian government study, a mosquito killer could be the cause of a mysterious disease affecting about 40 US and Canadian diplomats in Cuba.
Have you ever heard that the total length of the human brain's axons is enough to wrap around four Earths, or if the brain is a hard drive, it has the capacity of four t…
The remains of a prehistoric primate living in the Andes 20 million years ago and small enough to fit in your hand are helping scientists learn more about how the human…
If you could look into other people's dreams, what would you see? Are there clear scenes and environments or just chaotic colors and sounds?
Our article will help you understand what vestibular disorders are, the symptoms as well as the main causes of vestibular disorders.
We always feel our minds constantly think about one thing after another, without stopping.
It turns out that bacteria in the gut have a special connection with our emotions.
Going to bed early will bring many benefits for you such as helping to improve mood, brain health and energy of the body.
A popular, inexpensive drug for diabetes can make a breakthrough in treating untreated dementia and brain damage, thanks to an interaction with female sex hormones.
The brain is the ultimate computing machine, so it's no wonder researchers want to try and simulate it.
But man is also a single creature living in a moment of history. If we influence the life and evolution of other creatures, Hecht thinks we should do it under a clear se…
With about 86 billion neurons, the human brain is the most complex structure in nature that we still don't fully understand.
The impact explodes a stream of energy, causing the brain to think that it sees a series of glittering lights that do not follow any order or shape. However, this intere…
The device uses an algorithm that emits sound to increase the amplitude of brain waves, helping you sleep deeper.
Doctors in Ho Chi Minh City applied Solumbra technology to take blood clots to cause cerebral infarction in 69 year old male patients.