Ringtones affect memory
Keeping your mobile phone in silent mode can help you remember things more easily because the ringtone tones, especially the attractive songs you like, can make you lose…
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Keeping your mobile phone in silent mode can help you remember things more easily because the ringtone tones, especially the attractive songs you like, can make you lose…
People who have difficulty sleeping are at risk of memory-related problems when they turn into late age, according to the Daily Mail. Scientists have found that the qual…
A study published in the British Medical Journal in 2009 found that people who were slow to face the risk of death from heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems w…
American experts have achieved the first encouraging results in the study of dementia through brain stimulation, thus helping
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…
The neuroscientists led by Yingxi Lin, working at the McGovern Institute of Brain Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, discovered: When you experience n…
A diet can prolong the effective duration of the human brain because it awakens a particular protein.
Both the human brain and the rat brain produce a gene called PKR when the onset of senile dementia (Alzheimer's disease).
When we get sad or stressed, we often go to sleep to be relieved. Recently, American scientists confirmed that dreaming really helps us overcome sadness.
A new study shows simple activities such as crossword puzzles, gardening, making snacks and singing can curb the progression of dementia, according to Top News.
A recent study conducted by US scientists said that older people who eat fish at least once a week reduce their ability to develop Alzheimer's disease by 3-5 times compa…
The entire DNA sequence of a 115-year-old woman has been decoded, illuminating the mysteries of human life.
Every day after carrying her son into bed, Katie Booth sat in the kitchen and looked at the dozens of photos she took during the day.
Shawn Nielsen, a graduate student in neurology and behavioral biology at the University of California, Irvine, USA, conducted a study involving 66 female students, half…