Fine dust, polluted air make memory decline horrible how?
Researchers at the University of Warwick, UK, found that human memory is severely impaired when living in areas with fine dust (PM10) and high nitrogen dioxide (NO2).
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Researchers at the University of Warwick, UK, found that human memory is severely impaired when living in areas with fine dust (PM10) and high nitrogen dioxide (NO2).
Too dependent on the Internet and social networks can make people reduce gray matter, have difficulty concentrating and remembering.
In general, the photographic story is now too familiar. But according to a recent study, behind it is a strange phenomenon that happens to the brain that no one can expl…
I forgot to turn on the button, forgot to spice up every meal, wash the car, but I thought I lost my car ... is what happens often with women after birth. But why is tha…
According to a study published in July 6 in the Journal of Natural Medicine (Nature Medicine), a protein molecule called B2M accumulates in the blood over time and age,…
According to a recent study, working in unusual shifts can make the brain
Recent experts said that the flavanol bioactive component in cocoa pods can significantly improve age-related memory impairment.
Recent studies confirm that noise pollution leads the list of harmful air pollutants that are dangerous for adults and children.
According to German researchers, people with high blood sugar are more likely to experience memory problems, even if they do not have diabetes.
A new study shows that people with hearing loss lose memory faster than people with normal hearing ability, according to the Daily Mail.
Scientists grouped Alzheimer's disease into three groups to test the effects of Alzheimer's drugs.
Most people, the elderly, do not know that their memory has deteriorated. Experts Heidelberg University (Germany) has found a way to stop being forgotten because of age…
According to a study conducted by US scientists, just published in the Journal of Digital Physiology on May 15, shows that a high-fructose diet will make learning and re…
This is the result of a survey of the eating habits of more than 16,000 women from 1976 to 2001. Accordingly, those who eat a lot of mulberries repel memory decline for…
The findings of scientists from Columbia University Medical Center (USA) have published in online magazine PloS One that Alzheimer's disease spreads from one part of the…