Creators are prone to neurological diseases
Scientists, painters, and creative workers are many times more likely to suffer from neurological diseases than others in society.
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Scientists, painters, and creative workers are many times more likely to suffer from neurological diseases than others in society.
Scientists fear a neuropathy that kills North American deer can spread to humans.
According to a specialist, patients with schizophrenia, if properly treated, can still participate in labor as normal people.
A study by US scientists indicates that people with higher IQs are more likely to become neurotic.
You will have to secretly thank the heaven and earth for giving you a normal body, without having the following scary syndromes.
Health experts in Cuba on 2/3 announced a new therapy for multiple sclerosis (MS) has yielded positive results, opening new prospects for treating this neurological dise…
Large brain-sized animals, such as humans, will be more susceptible to mental illnesses because nerve signals travel longer distances than those with small brains.
According to a recent study at De La Salle University in the Philippines, the creative process is closely related to mental instability (neurological).
A new study finds that preterm birth changes the way children connect their brains and this may help explain the occurrence of autism.
Sleepwalking phenomenon in American adults today makes the scientific community startled. According to the latest study published Monday in the journal Neurology, in the…
People have implanted microelectrodes in the patient's brain to regulate and alleviate symptoms of neuropathy (eg Parkinson's disease). But if put into microelectrodes .…
This method allows us to replace nerve cells that have been damaged in the brain with much healthier neurons.