Anti-seizure glasses for epileptics announced
Scientists at the Universities of Glasgow and Birmingham (UK) have just announced a prototype of special glasses that can block light wavelengths that cause seizures in…
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Scientists at the Universities of Glasgow and Birmingham (UK) have just announced a prototype of special glasses that can block light wavelengths that cause seizures in…
A team of Korean researchers has tested the ability to control regions of the brain with beams of light, this technology promises to be able to treat epilepsy, muscle sp…
The clay painting was found by accident during the study of the cuneiform of ancient Assyrians.
Spider venom has the ability to treat epilepsy and intestinal tract, and the wasp sting venom can inhibit cancer cell proliferation.
Scientists have conducted a new study and found a way to help our brain remember sugar. They found that playing a GPS navigational role is the Theta wave, a type of wave…
Ease of dropping or not tying your shoes properly as before is a warning sign that your brain has problems.
Many people experience a strange feeling of wonder as they relive a certain moment that they have experienced.
Ancient Romans had strange superstitious notions to heal or explain mysterious phenomena ...
Experts have answered a number of legends about the full moon's influence on human health through scientific research.
Since the discovery of the nearly intact tomb of King Tutankhamun (reigning in the 18th dynasty of ancient Egypt) in 1922, the cause of the mysterious pharaoh's death at…
There are similarities in brain disorders in insects and people with migraines, strokes and seizures. This opens up new directions for treating pharmaceuticals for these…
Nathan Cooper, 19, stopped breathing after seizure but luckily survived the crisis thanks to his pet's discovery and timely rescue - a cat called Lilly.
People with Trichotillomania syndrome tend to like pulling hair or pulling hair on the face and limbs, when stressful and anxious.
The talented composer Fryderyk Chopin suffers from epilepsy, Spanish researchers reveal. Previously, people thought he had hallucinations.
According to the journal Neurology, Dutch scientists have developed the Nightwatch smart bracelet that monitors the user's heart rate and movement.