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In order for the nervous system to function normally, there should be a balance between zinc and copper in the blood, but this balance is broken due to daily use of toot…
The television of Bojana Danilovic, a woman in Serbia, was hung upside down because she could not watch the show if it was hung in a normal position.
In a report full of creepy details, doctors in Turkey described a case that was allegedly
Pregnant women can transmit the effects of stress (stress) through the placenta. This effect is caused by a protein that has different effects on the developing brains o…
Learning disabilities or learning difficulties are situations where children have learning difficulties. The child's ability to absorb is very poor compared to normal an…
German and French scientists say an electrical device implanted in the brain improves the quality of life of Parkinson's patients, according to the Daily Mail.
An American girl with rare 'giant' syndrome in the world has suddenly died at 34 years after constantly developing over the past decade.
For people diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, deep impressions of football matches have a very positive effect.
Researchers say successful smokers will feel less stressed afterwards - despite the notion that smoking helps reduce stress.
The Duisburg University study - Essen concluded that watching pornographic movies or images could cause temporary memory disorders.
Shivering is a common syndrome in older people, with shaking hands increasing over time, like Parkinson's or multiple sclerosis.
Lyudmila Titchenkova, now 16 years old, lives in the city of Nikolaev (Ukraine), surprising everyone who meets her because of a height of over 2 meters and a long neck l…
More and more people suffer from stressful sleep disorders and using technology.
Sleep disorder syndrome causes a girl in England to sleep up to 64 days, and her average daily sleep time is up to 19 hours.
In a statement released on November 5, Dutch biotech company uniQure said it would start selling the first human gene therapy called Glybera in the European market next…