5 discoveries of human nightmares
Nightmare is a dream of terrifying images, but so realistic and vivid that it can interrupt sleep.
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Nightmare is a dream of terrifying images, but so realistic and vivid that it can interrupt sleep.
A 10-year-old Indian boy named Vikas Panchal is known for his ability to ride bicycles to avoid potholes and pedestrians in full blindfold.
Most of us must have experienced the times
When we eat foods high in sugar, our taste, our gut and our brain record. Sugar reception activates the brain's rewarding nervous system.
Malnutrition, excessive sleep, lack of exercise or alcoholism ... are bad habits that wreak havoc on your brain.
Acute viral illnesses, such as colds, can damage the brain. The level of injury gradually increases after each infection and will cause memory disorders in later stages…
Research by American scientists found a direct link between family income, educational background and brain size of growing children and teens.
The brain is one of the most complex parts of the human body, with many mysteries that can shock people.
Parkinson's disease spreads from one cell to another in the brain like an infectious disease.
A 24-year-old girl living in Shandong Province, China has surprised scientists by the lack of cerebellum.
Scientists in the United States have successfully recorded the moment when blood flow to the brain circulates more slowly due to the effects of cocaine.
The implantable chips into the brain developed by the US Department of Defense DARPA Senior Project can help US veterans recover the memory function of traumatic brain.
Researchers warn, older people get less sleep, their brains get worse and deteriorate faster.
Nourished with a nutritious diet such as ants, snails and bugs can stimulate growth towards a larger brain.
Learning a foreign language at a young age helps maintain lucid wisdom when you get old; synonymous with high adaptability to new and unexpected situations.