The study successfully created artificial cerebellum
Recently, Tel Aviv University (Israel) scientists have succeeded in creating artificial cerebellum to replace the cerebellar region that has been disabled in white mice…
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Recently, Tel Aviv University (Israel) scientists have succeeded in creating artificial cerebellum to replace the cerebellar region that has been disabled in white mice…
In the myriad of harms that my father sucks, I have added a dangerous effect of passive smoking, which is to reduce the hearing loss of adolescents.
Try to let your baby hear the chirping sounds of birds singing, maybe with plastic birds with batteries. This method proved successful, making your child not afraid anym…
Scientists have found that it is possible to permanently erase damaged memories in mice through the removal of a protein strain in the brain.
According to new research, if the Tresk gene is mutated, patients will easily see pain, even sensitive to light and sound.
New techniques that can be treated effectively, quickly and painless for people with impotence - that is using sound waves - has just been born.
The sound is too loud from the MP3 player, which will stimulate excessive hair cells in the ear, causing temporary hearing loss.
A blind boy in England has the ability to identify objects after being taught the dolphin method to help locate echoes.
Recent research by US and Norwegian scientists has discovered that omega-3 fatty acids and brain processing information have a binding relationship.
Most of the noise in the neighborhood cannot cause deafness, but it can affect health at different levels.
From the moment his son was born, Joshua Sutterfield knew that something was wrong. The one-week-old Devon boy never cried, and now the doctor cannot know what the futur…
In a recent study by Dutch scholars, the fetus at 30 weeks of age may have short-term memory.
Neuroscientists believe they have come closer to a general theory of brain processing of speech and language.
When your child responds slowly to sounds, it may be a sign of autism. Experts have recently found that the brain of autistic children responds a little slower than norm…
This may sound a bit confusing and perhaps intuitive, but the connection between the cold of the weather and the heart attack has been hypothesized a few times.