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The secret of intelligence
When the body of genius physicist Albert Einstein was removed for analysis in 1955, his brain made people disappointed ...
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Which children are vulnerable to bullying?
Too gentle, not knowing how to resolve conflicts with friends are just two of the reasons why children are often beaten, intimidated or isolated at school.
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Sexy women work like drugs
The image of a woman with an attractive appearance creates a sense of euphoria in a man's brain just like when they use drugs or drink alcohol.
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Learning musical instruments is good for the child's nerves
Researchers at Northwestern University, Chicago, USA, say that learning how to play musical instruments can help children make progress in language learning, including l…
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Restore the walking ability of paralyzed mice
A combination of medication, electrical impulses and regular exercise can cause rats to become paralyzed and even run at their normal ability.
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The first sketch image of the mechanism of memory formation
In a recent study, scientists at the Montreal Institute and Neurological Hospital (The Neuro), McGill University and the University of California, Los Angeles for the fi…
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Discover the secret of human biological clock
The secret of the human biological clock was discovered by scientists at the University of Washington (USA).
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The fetus 'sleep cycle'
After about 7 months of development in the womb, a fetus spends most of his time sleeping.
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Why teenagers are selfish and reckless
The majority of young children are easily agitated, only thinking about themselves, being reckless because their brains develop more slowly than their bodies.
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Eating fish at least once a week helps teen boys increase intelligence
According to the study, which involved nearly 4,000 teenagers published in the Acta Paediatrica March issue, 15-year-old boys ate fish at least once a week with higher c…
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Social networks hurt children's minds
Many leading British scientists warn that community websites are causing many negative changes to children's brains in the country.
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Molecular control of blood pressure
Scientists at the Department of Dentistry, Oregon University of Science and Health, have discovered that nerve cells that control heart rate and blood pressure synthesiz…
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Interesting stories about human brain ability (Part 2)
The eminent physicist Albert Einstein is as small as an ordinary person, while the 115-year-old brain is of the same number of human cells at the age of 60.
