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What Are Neurons and How Do They Work?
Neurons are electrically excitable cells that receive, process, and transmit information through electrical signals and chemical communication at synapses.
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Fear - 'a great tool' of innate survival mechanism
Psychologist at Oxford College of Emory University said:
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Does science have a way to help 'turn off' fear?
When you're scared, you feel like your hair stands up, your stomach rumbles, your heart pounds... Scientists recently discovered
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Why is the brain the largest energy consumer in the body?
The human brain consumes more energy than other organs. This information may surprise many people but it is the truth.
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Classification and happy hormone role
Sad emotions are not only the result of everyday situations, but also the neurochemicals produced by the brain that make us feel…
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Are the brains of introverts and the direction of foreign materials the same?
What describes the characteristics of introverts and how does their brains differ from those of extroverts?
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The existence of the soul from a scientific perspective
Many religious thinkers since ancient times believed that everyone had a soul. This view is supported by the philosopher Plato (424 - 348 BC) and René Descartes in the 1…
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Headache to find the answer to the question:
The following lines of contradiction and assertions below will provide more interesting perspectives that delve into the core of this issue.
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Old people see time passing faster than young people
If you think time passes faster when we're old, you're right. A study in Brazil showed that older people feel time passes faster than young people.
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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.
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Why are the Danish happiest in the world?
Scientists claim to have discovered why Danish people are the happiest people on Earth.
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How is Syrian chemical weapons
The specimen collected by UN inspectors from the alleged chemical attack site in Syria is being meticulously analyzed by scientists in laboratories.
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The mechanism of 'forgetting' your fear
A glutamate receptor, the key neurotransmitter in the brain, plays an important role in the 'forget' process, researchers at the Salk Institute of Biological Studies sai…
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Serotonin is related to impulsiveness
A new study by Cambridge scientists showed that the neurotransmitter serotonin, which acts as a chemical message between nerve cells, plays a decisive role in controllin…