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See beautiful paintings to relieve pain
Seeing a masterpiece of art not only helps us raise the soul. According to psychologists, this also helps to ease physical pain.
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How is memory formed and recreated?
What is memory made of? One thing is for sure, the cells in the brain.
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Revealing the child's first voice secret
A new study can explain why 'three', 'mother' is often the first words that children speak.
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Why is hard to beat the flies?
A question from the press always made Michael Dickinson have to endure that: why are we hard to beat flies?
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The ability to understand is within the culture
The East is the East and the West is the West and the cultural differences between the East and the West are only opened when the magnetic resonance scanner (fMRI) is us…
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Human personality is within the brain itself
With a brain imaging machine, researchers have captured the fluctuating images of neurons in the brain when one is happy on another's pain, emotional signs of factional…
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Children also know empathy as adults
When children see the pain of others, their brain reacts as if the pain is their own.
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You grow old long before wrinkles
French doctors have found that sperm quality begins to deteriorate from the age of 35, so when a 45-year-old man is one-third of the pregnancy will lead to miscarriage.
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Skin produces a substance like cannabis
A recent study concluded that cannabis-like substances are necessary to keep skin healthy.
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Big brains don't mean smarter
A new study conducted by British scientists based on the evolutionary roots of the brain has suggested that a big brain doesn't make you smarter.
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Brain size is more important than gender
The results of the three-year study, scientists at the University of California, Riverside and University of Florida, Gainesville, are contrary to the prevailing view th…
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Why do people like to try new things?
Scientists have identified a region of the brain that makes us adventurous The results may help explain why people are always attracted to new items when shopping.
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Sad memories change the amount of gray matter in the brain
The new Cornell University study found healthy adults near the World Trade Center (WTC) during the September 11, 2001 attack, were less likely to have gray matter in the…
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Memories of the future
For the brain, remember the past and visualize the future looks surprisingly similar.
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My smile is a tonic with my parents
The smile of a child not only warms the mother's heart but also as a natural stimulant to promote the mother's mood.