Participating in charity activities reduces the risk of hypertension
Older people who participate in volunteer activities for at least 200 hours a year may reduce their risk of hypertension by 40%.
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Older people who participate in volunteer activities for at least 200 hours a year may reduce their risk of hypertension by 40%.
Everyone knows that the heart is the restless part of the human body, since we were born until we returned to eternity. However, there are some things that many people m…
Scientists have found positive evidence of a link between pets and a reduction in heart risk factors.
A US study found that in people with severe depression, the brain's biological clock is broken, according to the Daily Mail on May 14.
According to a new study published in the American Journal of Science on April 11, brain activity can be used to predict whether someone will buy the music product he he…
Based on parameters based on MRI on the human brain, Cornell scientists can analyze data to reconstruct memories of patients.
Janelle Wohltmann, a graduate student at the University of Arizona psychology department, and the university's researchers, conducted an experiment with participants age…
To do this, scientists at Massachusetts General Hospital used the most modern and powerful brain layer scanner to scan every corner of the brain for 1,200 participants i…
French scientists on Jan. 27 said that the study of graphene and neurological chemistry of the brain will receive funding of 2 billion euros ($ 2.68 billion) of investme…
A variation of a gene identified as being involved in human dynamism also seems to entail longevity, UC Irvine and other researchers have noticed this.
Many women find that they gain weight more easily than men when they are older. A new US study may help explain the cause of this phenomenon.
Lower temperatures, less activity of people and vehicles as well as quietness make the evening an ideal time to exercise.
Plasmacluster Ion filtration technology is certified by Pasteur Institute to eliminate 99% of the activity of the H1N1 virus in a space of 25m3 equivalent volume.
A research team from the University of California (USA) discovered that the human brain is zoned to handle all kinds of information that the subject receives.
This is a new study published at the annual meeting of the North American Radiology Association in the United States.