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Can you remember what you ate at lunch on March 8, 2000 or what to wear on August 29, 2004? Very few people, until now, have only 33 confirmed cases worldwide, able to m…
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Can you remember what you ate at lunch on March 8, 2000 or what to wear on August 29, 2004? Very few people, until now, have only 33 confirmed cases worldwide, able to m…
Livescience said, Edinburgh University scientists in Scotland asked 33 people aged 61 to 87 to listen to two short stories and asked volunteers to remember as many detai…
According to a study conducted by US scientists, just published in the Journal of Digital Physiology on May 15, shows that a high-fructose diet will make learning and re…
Jess Lydon, 19, used to be a promising student in performing arts. However, the bright prospect collapsed when Jess was diagnosed with Susac's syndrome after several fai…
Keeping your mobile phone in silent mode can help you remember things more easily because the ringtone tones, especially the attractive songs you like, can make you lose…
Excessive game play can cause some changes in the brain, causing behavioral problems and concentration.
Every day after carrying her son into bed, Katie Booth sat in the kitchen and looked at the dozens of photos she took during the day.
Shawn Nielsen, a graduate student in neurology and behavioral biology at the University of California, Irvine, USA, conducted a study involving 66 female students, half…
American scientists have devised a principle diagram to enhance human memory, enabling people to recall all that happened before that we have forgotten. The diagram is d…
Smokers may miss a third of their memorabilia every day, the researchers claim.
British psychologists have shown that people with melancholy are better at remembering faces than happy people.
When age is high, people face a reality, that is, memory becomes more and more difficult. However, a question is not everyone answered clearly that, why, the older the m…
The best way for us to remember poems or math formulas is to try to sleep right after reading them.
According to US scientists, people with sleep-filled dreams will remember and link issues better.
People with dementia are serious even though they cannot remember what they have seen, but the sense of sadness can be preserved for a long time.