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Not only is it a 'cancer nemesis', this plant, which is considered one of the Four Treasures of Oriental Medicine, also has the effect of helping to balance blood sugar…
Raising awareness of the role of sleep and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help prevent potential risks, protect memory and long-term quality of life.
Cognitive activity can burn energy internally, but that's not enough to affect our overall physique.
Viewing high-quality photos of the opposite sex's beauty can temporarily improve memory and cognitive performance for both men and women.
When in an overly familiar environment and not wanting to come into contact with the outside world, a person's cognitive abilities and intelligence gradually decline.
A new study confirms that dogs can understand more than regular commands, or at least understand the language of objects they care about.
In the fall of 2021, Blake Lemoine, Google's AI expert, befriended 'a child made of a billion lines of code'.
People feel comfortable and become most intelligent when they are in an environment where the temperature is not too hot, about 22 degrees Celsius, and must have enough…
Having three or more children can make parents at least 6.2 years older, according to new research published in the American Library of Medicine.
Recent research shows that increasing the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air can harm our cognitive abilities and thinking.
South Korean scientists have shown a difference in the types of diseases between men and women correlated with the thickness of the cerebral cortex.
Signs of dementia are memory impairment, mood swings, paranoia, difficulty in living, and dependence on others.
According to a recent study, sour cherry has a great effect on memory as well as cognitive ability.
According to a recent scientific study, eating too many peppers may increase the risk of dementia. This must be unhappy news for those who like spicy food.
Pink noise played during specific times during sleep helps deep sleep or slow wave sleep for people with mild cognitive impairment, at risk of Alzheimer's disease.