Medicine - Health
'Relay' noise music for ecstasy
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…
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Medicine - Health
The reverse of modern machines
The troubles from disturbances of automated call centers, cell phones and computer crashes contribute to pushing people to the habit of drinking and smoking. Survey resu…
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The biological basis of the moon and the water
Scientific studies of sexual desire and neurological chemicals associated with this state have shown that the motivation for people to go to sexual activity is mainly du…
Flu epidemic
Vaccination against H1N1 can cause neurological disorders
Scientists in the United States look at data on side effects from getting the H1N1 flu vaccine in the H1N1 influenza vaccine program at 23 million Americans.
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Computers can do this danger to people
Scientific experts warn that computers can read and delete people's thoughts ...
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Breakthrough: Find a 'brain replacement' method to treat neurological diseases
This method allows us to replace nerve cells that have been damaged in the brain with much healthier neurons.
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Artificial neurons replace nerves in the human brain
Swedish scientists have successfully developed an artificial neuron capable of transmitting nerve impulses similar to neurons in the human brain, opening new directions…
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Reduces muscle contraction with Mollii
The painful muscle spasms caused by brain injury or neurological disorders are usually controlled only by medication or surgery.
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Set up the first 3D model of the human brain
Scientists have created a digital model of the human brain with high resolution, known as the 'Big Brain'.
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The robot's legs move like human legs
To create this breakthrough, experts from the University of Arizona have used ground-based knowledge from the field of neural architecture, skeletal muscle architecture,…
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Optical sensors help the brain control prosthetic limbs
US researchers have developed an optical sensor that improves the relationship between neurons and prosthetics.