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We all know the importance of physical training. But not everyone knows, even our brains need it
Many people believe that babies (28 days or younger) are not able to recognize anything.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have found that simple games involving numbers can enhance a child's ability to learn math.
Scientists warn components in painkillers can reduce the ability of others to feel pain whether it is physical or emotional.
Researching genetic data of nearly 300,000 people of European descent, scientists have discovered 74 genes that can dominate learning ability and education level in huma…
Many studies have shown the great use of smiles to health and intelligence.
According to a recent study at De La Salle University in the Philippines, the creative process is closely related to mental instability (neurological).
Birth, aging, sickness and death. Phàm is a person who is born, who then gets old, also carries the disease and then dies.
The toxin produced by red tide phenomenon due to algae outbreak has the ability to paralyze the very strong nervous system, which once killed people.
For the first time in the world, an American polio man can move his finger after being implanted into the brain.
In addition to improving learning ability, putting a small amount of philosophical content into teaching children also creates educational benefits for children.
A recent study found that virtual reality technology has the ability to help people feel the body, treat body image disorders and promote the desire to participate in ph…
Global warming will be the main cause for the future, many infectious diseases have the ability to erupt and change extremely abnormally.
There are those who possess the ultimate memory, almost unable to forget anything. And now science has deciphered this.
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have shown that genotypes related to thinking ability will also be related to health.