Health
Extremely rare syndrome causes people to see 'demon faces'
For the first time, scientists have recreated what patients with prosopometamorphopsia (PMO) experience when looking at other people's faces.
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Post-COVID-19: New study finds virus causes brain damage similar to Alzheimer's disease
no symptoms, but for some people, the corona virus will leave a severe impact, also known as post-COVID-19 sequelae
Health
Neuropathic medications may assist post-spinal surgery
Research by Ohio University (USA) shows that gabapentin used to treat nerve pain can support rehabilitation of upper limb after spinal cord injury.
Scientific works
Southeast Asia's first brain bank was born
The brain bank facilitates research into neurological disorders and improves treatments for Asians.
Health
How is climate change damaging our health?
Pregnant women are very vulnerable to heat and air pollution, two issues that are getting worse in the wave of climate change.
Life
What is cardiac neurosis?
The treatable cardiac nerve disorder is not a difficult question to answer if you manage stress and combine treatment properly.
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'Life's' works through dreams
In the past, many scientists and writers partly thanks to the dream of giving works to life.
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Mysterious phenomena of similar people like casting though not relatives
Accordingly, each person will have a very similar person. Both can coexist at the same time or different times of life.
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Learn more about the phenomenon of dreaming before the future (déjà vu)
Many people experience a strange feeling of wonder as they relive a certain moment that they have experienced.
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When hypnotized, what happens to your brain?
This seemingly simple question has led scientists to suffer for many years.
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The most frightening form of psychological torture in the world
Physical pain is not always considered extreme and
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Illness hidden in famous art masterpiece
American experts found the mysterious disease of a woman in Christina's World, a picture that is considered a symbol of American painting.
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Why do we feel lonely?
What is the feeling of loneliness under a scientific perspective?
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Decode the shadow phenomenon
Mysterious phenomena like shadows have been explained in the perspective of science, while opening the way to treating sleep disorders.