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How to prevent and cure vertigo
Depending on the cause of vertigo, it can be treated with brain circulation medicine, psychotherapy or acupuncture and reflexology massage.
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Why do people act inconsistently?
According to PNAS, scientists at Imperial College London, UK, have been trying to find out why people are often so inconsistent, when today a decision can be made but to…
Archeology
Monkey skull fossils 20 million years ago have the potential to reveal the evolution of the human brain
The skull fossils of a prehistoric primates living in the Andes mountains 20 million years ago help scientists 'uncover the mystery of' the evolution of the human brain
Health
The mysterious disease is only diagnosed after the patient has died, because the doctor needs to cut their brain
It is difficult to come up with a diagnostic criterion based on narration
New technology
Implanting AI chips in the brain can make you insane
Elon Musk's goal is to turn AI implants into the brain safely and popularly like laser eye surgery. But is that really a good idea?
Health
'Plowing' movie episodes are not good, can even harm the brain?
An American neurologist said that 'plowing' movies every day can cause great harm to the health of a person, especially the brain.
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6 simple habits but very good memory training exercises
These habits should be practiced, because it helps your brain train naturally without trying too much.
Health
Benefits of sleeping outdoors
People who spend the night outdoors can sleep an average of 10 hours and go to bed 2 hours earlier than when they sleep at home.
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Why don't we fall off the bed while we sleep?
Some people think that when we sleep, we are completely unconscious and don't know what happens around us. But that is not entirely true.
New technology
Hearing aids control thinking
The device eliminates noise, amplifies sound and separates the speaker's voice if you pay attention to them.
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Why do we sometimes forget what I was just about to say?
Forget something or forget to say it - everyone has encountered such a problem.
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6 recipes look ridiculous but make life easier to breathe
Do you think drinking a cup of coffee will help you sleep better and work more effectively, or go to the bathroom at night, you should only ... open one eye?
Oceanography
Explain the cause of high levels of mercury in marine fish
Mercury content - an organic compound that can cause brain damage and severe nervous system - has increased by 23% in cod and 27% in bluefin tuna caught in the Atlantic…
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Deja Vu hallucinations are not scary by the experience that science has just studied
Bizarre and confusing Deja Vu is a new phenomenon researched by scientists - named Deja Reve.
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Scientists name the professions that reduce brain volume
Scientists from Russia, the United States and Belgium claim that careers affect the growth and death of brain cells.