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Horror dreams at night are one of the first signs of Parkinson's disease, according to scientists.
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Horror dreams at night are one of the first signs of Parkinson's disease, according to scientists.
Intellectual games, like Sudoku, or other difficult things to think about, can make your brain a little difficult for a while, but once you have dementia, mental depress…
According to US scientists, people with sleep-filled dreams will remember and link issues better.
Scientists have just demonstrated that the weekend sleeping habits have an effect on strengthening the brain, making us more resilient and excited for the new work week.
According to US scientists, the Prox1 gene plays a key role in the normal development of memory areas in the brain.
Regularly drinking tea or coffee, eating walnuts (also called pecans, almonds), exercising regularly and participating in activities in the sun ...
That is the result of the Dutch study published in the journal Archives of Neurology of the US in July.
Under the help of the US government, a group of scientists who have studied BDNF drugs can help people forget suffering.
Many of us drink fish oil with the expectation of improving mental capacity, reducing the probability of developing dementia.
People with dementia are serious even though they cannot remember what they have seen, but the sense of sadness can be preserved for a long time.
Students can become smarter thanks to a drug that stimulates a region of the brain - which controls the ability to absorb and remember
According to scientists at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden), multiple anesthesia can cause loss of many brain stem cells, impairing memory and learning ability in c…
A recent study has shown that the notion that developing a baby's brain reduces a woman's memory is just a myth.
According to research results of many scientists, 5 ways below help the brain work well, applicable to both young people and the elderly.
Eating lots of high-magnesium foods such as spinach, broccoli (cauliflower), can help us increase brain memory and memory.