Human brain structure changes in information society
The explosion of information taking place in the world in the last two decades may lead to changes in the human brain structure.
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The explosion of information taking place in the world in the last two decades may lead to changes in the human brain structure.
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Children can draw green trees or red grass because their brains cannot bind the colors or parts of an object together.
A 10-year-old German girl born with a brain is only half, but still has the ability to see both the left and right regions with just one eye.
The habit of sun exposure not only helps us be smarter when we get older, but also helps older people prevent memory impairment.
A pill that does not contain medication will tell the patient whether or not to take the medicine.
Greek researchers have developed a quick and convenient method to measure our heart attack risk.
A recent study said that no one wants to receive bad news, but for some people, getting no news is worse.
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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine estimate that the human retina can transmit visual signals equivalent to an Ethernet connection. The stu…
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