Music from toys can make children deaf
Some toys that make sounds for children can cause permanent damage to children's hearing, scientists from the Tai Institute, University of London (UK), warned.
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Some toys that make sounds for children can cause permanent damage to children's hearing, scientists from the Tai Institute, University of London (UK), warned.
Your hearing will be broken if you regularly listen to music more than 90 minutes a day with headphones from a digital music player.
A Ukrainian scientist has invented a type of condom that can play music while users use sex. Hryhory Chausovsky developed this contraceptive tool to help bring more plea…
Millions of young people around the world are at risk of hearing damage from listening to music downloaded from iPods and music devices emit too loud sounds, according t…
Turning off soothing music and resting quietly will be better for your health, claims Italian and British researchers. Dr. Luciano Bernardi from Pavia University and col…
Under the guidance of psychologists, children under 2 years old should not watch television, while older children should not exceed 1 to 2 hours / day. TV and video prog…
Neurological effects of ecstasy, also known as ecstasy or synthetic drugs, will last up to 5 days if there is support from strong music and noise such as in a nightclub…
Scientists have known for a long time that art and entertainment activities such as music performances and dancing can help patients to reduce pain. A recent study publi…
In surgeries, music helps to reduce the feeling of pain. It also makes patients less anxious and fearful before and after surgery, accelerating the recovery of patients'…
One hand still attached to the infusion line, one hand swung along with the rhythm of the song, Ngoc Linh, a patient of the Department of Gastroenterology at the Nationa…
Frequent exposure to loud noises for many years is easy to stimulate the development of auditory nerve fibers and can lead to deafness. Dr. Colin Edwards, Ohio State Uni…
Thanks to the ability to reassure the sick, the music and vibration amplitude of the harp has brought about
By using neuroscience and deep learning, researchers have trained the AI system called PixelPlayer with over 60 hours of continuous video.
A council of 20 scientists from the British Science Association has just published a list of the top 10 inventions that change modern life.
What do you do when you're stuck in a cramped pop show like a wedge, but the cell phone in your pocket is going to turn off because of the battery out?