Hearing loss weakens memory
A new study shows that people with hearing loss lose memory faster than people with normal hearing ability, according to the Daily Mail.
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A new study shows that people with hearing loss lose memory faster than people with normal hearing ability, according to the Daily Mail.
Functional deaf patients can restore normal hearing with new implants to replace the middle ear.
Children begin to learn the language from before birth, ie when they are still pregnant in the womb, according to a new study.
Specifically, George Town University's Medical Research Center said finding the right-left hemisphere link in hearing could help them find a way to make stroke patients…
Scientists at Louisiana State University recently published a study showing that listening to disturbing sounds can affect people's perceptions, including memory impairm…
Blisse Mellens's parents and sister (English) always have to speak softly in their homes to prevent the youngest child from fainting suddenly, due to her rare illness.
Scientists have discovered that, during sleep, an area in the human brain called the area of the code has the function of
This sounds like a sci-fi movie, but scientists have successfully hacked people's brains with devices that are currently commercially available.
Scientists in Israel discovered that the olfactory system of people still works even when sleeping, according to New Scientist. Anat Arzi and colleagues at the Weizmann…
The sounds of vehicles, honking, noise ... no definite frequencies and rhythms destroy the auditory center on the brain and negatively affect the behavior of the mice ta…
Listening to the heart with a stethoscope is one of the most common operations of a doctor for patients. Could it be that in the information age, that
It sounds like the plot of a modern horror action movie, but security experts claim that many implanted medical devices can be attacked through the network, even causing…
Debie Royston, 40, born in Birmingham, England, has never been to France. However, she now speaks in a strange nasal voice after getting sick. According to Debie, she co…
It sounds like science fiction but recently a psychiatrist in Ireland has come up with a hypothesis that giving small amounts of lithium to drinking water will help us l…
Shock wave therapy (sound waves) can help treat people with erectile dysfunction-ED that cannot be cured with medications.