Traveling to Mars can cause memory loss
Astronauts traveling to Mars face the risk of long-term damage to the brain and even loss of memory due to exposure to galactic cosmic rays.
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Astronauts traveling to Mars face the risk of long-term damage to the brain and even loss of memory due to exposure to galactic cosmic rays.
NASA's Exploratory Opportunity Robot was on it and worked for more than 10 years - a mission that was originally intended to last only 90 days.
Scientists from Vietnam Institute of Chemistry, Institute of Science and Technology have successfully produced biofuels from waste vegetable oil.
Professor Xu Weixian and colleagues at the University of Seoul Medical Institute have announced for the first time the gene that causes dementia in humans.
Dust affects not only the lungs but also the human brain, but for Siberian hamsters, these agents are not harmful or affect their health.
Japanese scientists studying a wildcat said that proteins found in their brain are similar to those in Alzheimer's patients.
Old cats also develop dementia like the elderly. British and American scientists have discovered a key protein that develops in the cat's brain cells and agra
Japan's leading children's educational supplement company, KUMON has introduced 10-year achievements in treating dementia for older people (Dementia) at the Learning and…
Long before the computer appeared, there were people trying to figure out how to control them with the brain.
According to Nature Chemistry, a group of scientists at the University of California, USA, found a drug that can defeat Alzheimer's disease.
According to HTI, scientists from the Farunhofer Institute, Germany, study bracelets that are capable of measuring external environmental activities in dementia patients.
Even since ancient times, not only doctors, but also human beings have known about physical activity to keep their bodies healthy.
Alzheimer's is a disease of brain dysfunction, the world science has not found a drug to treat the root cause of the disease but only treat the symptoms.
The search for a remedy for Alzheimer's disease (memory impairment syndrome) after a long time has reached a promising and potential milestone on July 25.
Afif Aqrabawi, one of the authors, said there is a strong connection between memory and smell and this connection is made by evolution.