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Find out about President Trump's test of cognitive ability
The MoCA time is about 10 minutes. Patients are asked to answer simple questions about memory and mental function.
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New equipment helps solve tinnitus
Tinnitus is manifested when the sick person suffers from abnormal sounds that appear in the ear.
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Decoding the phenomenon of implanted human brain memories
Elizabeth F. Loftus, professor of cognitive psychology and human memory, carries out studies showing that memories can be distorted.
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The brain is destroyed by this popular video game
An experiment conducted by researchers at the University of Montreal in Canada showed that people who spend a lot of time playing games like Call of Duty have less gray…
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Lutein may slow down intellectual aging
Lutein - a nutrient contained in spinach and some other dark green leafy vegetables, as well as in avocado and eggs - can help slow cognitive aging.
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Maintain memory and cognitive ability when you get old with 4 simple exercises
Practice writing two hands at the same time, trying to reflect on colorful texts or numerical tables are helpful exercises for the brain.
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Lost is the first sign of Alzheimer's
Whoever gets lost gets to see it right away. Scientists have found that it may be one of the first early signs of dangerous Alzheimer's disease.
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What is Multi-personality disorder?
A brain, a body but there are many personalities living together? That is absolutely true.
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Diet to prevent Alzheimer's
A diet rich in thiamine may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease, but some age groups, such as the elderly, do not supplement this essential substance.
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Discover surprises about women who regularly use birth control pills
For many women, birth control pills may be
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Smart people have unusual brain waves
If your brain has gentle rhythms even while you think stressfully, it proves you are an extremely intelligent person.
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Want to live longer, read more books
Recently, a group of experts from Yale University's School of Public Health found a link between reading more and increasing life expectancy.
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Pain relievers reduce human empathy
Scientists warn components in painkillers can reduce the ability of others to feel pain whether it is physical or emotional.
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Detecting protein can reverse Alzheimer's symptoms
This protein can help restore memory and cognitive function in mice. That opens new prospects for Alzheimer's treatment in humans.
