Eating fish can help older people avoid Alzheimer's disease
A recent study conducted by US scientists said that older people who eat fish at least once a week reduce their ability to develop Alzheimer's disease by 3-5 times compa…
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A recent study conducted by US scientists said that older people who eat fish at least once a week reduce their ability to develop Alzheimer's disease by 3-5 times compa…
The inventors of Brain Plasticity with the awareness game, have started negotiations with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to enter the gaming market as a treat…
Lack of vitamin B12 will lead to dementia and cognitive decline in the elderly, according to a study by American scientists.
A recent study confirmed that sleep not only affects physical health but also has great implications for people's mental health. Following that, sleeping too little or s…
Scientific achievements can be traced back to ideas that were initially considered to be very vague and utopian ideas. However, it was from these unexpected ideas that m…
Many of us drink fish oil with the expectation of improving mental capacity, reducing the probability of developing dementia.
Research conducted by Oxford University showed that mice fed a high-fat diet reduced their physical endurance and cognitive ability after 9 days of testing.
Extensive investigation in patients with mild cognitive impairment revealed that results from cognitive examination and brain tomography may be an early warning system f…
The creation of a type of hat that enhances human cognitive ability can become a reality after a study shows that electromagnetic pulses increase brain activity.
Mediterranean diets are a factor in reducing the risk of cognitive decline
According to researchers at Oxford University and colleagues in Norway, chocolate, light wine and tea increase mental performance.
A new method of scanning can be used to detect chromosomal mutations associated with autism.
Metabolic transformation responsible for our unique cognitive ability evolution indicates that the brain may have been pushed to the limit of its ability. The research p…
A recent study has shown that men are more likely to have memory problems, thinking skills, symptoms that are thought to be an early stage of dementia ...
Scientists from Laboratoire de Neurobiologie des Processus Adaptatifs have shown that injured brain can be recovered by creating a small number of correctly attached new…