Aerobic play improves memory
According to researchers in Canada, endurance exercise sports like weight lifting or aerobic play help delay memory loss for people with mild cognitive problems.
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According to researchers in Canada, endurance exercise sports like weight lifting or aerobic play help delay memory loss for people with mild cognitive problems.
Baby Daisy Ogston (2 years old, UK) was born with a rare disease Adams-Oliver Syndrome with a skull almost one more time and he could die anytime if he cried. Adams-Oliv…
According to the report from researchers from the University of Wisconsin (USA) announced on April 4, the relationship between higher education level and life expectancy…
Children always like to play rather than study because with children, nature outside has so much more to discover than to sit in one place.
Iitate used to be a village, where people ride bicycles to work, children play in the park and the elderly read newspapers on the porch. But Iitate now has nothing. The…
When they don't speak, they can play and make friends, according to a 2-year study of children's behavior.
Internet addiction is a clinical disorder that manifests uncontrolled use of the internet.
According to Top News, a video game called Phylo has been helping the genetic research, especially understanding the role of DNA in diabetes, alzheimer's and cancer.
Many parents still carefree for children to blow rubber balloons, but do not know that rubber balloons are made from rubber latex and additives that are toxic to childre…
A new study shows curiosity plays a big role in student achievement, according to Top News.
Excessive game play can cause some changes in the brain, causing behavioral problems and concentration.
It has been proved that 3D glasses, which are played out to guests before the start of the movie and recorded when finished, can save many types of bacteria.
What Alex Hannard wants most is being able to play in the yard with his friends but it is impossible because a grass can kill the boy.
Girl Hannah Harpin, 8 years old, can't play outside during summer days like other children because the hot weather can endanger her life.
A study in Canada has shown that playing video for about an hour before a meal increases energy intake by more than 163 calories.