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It took 25 years for the brain to develop completely
Contrary to what many people think, researchers find our brain takes 25 years to complete the development process.
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Poverty affects the thinking ability of the brain
Poverty can undermine a person's intellectual capacity, which can even reduce IQ by 13 points. This is the result of a study by US scientists published on August 29 in t…
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Children start to be competitive from 4 years old
A new study finds that children start to be competitive from the age of 4, when they seriously play a game to win.
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Harm when doing many things at the same time
While walking while texting, emailing messages while meeting,
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Chocolate helps enhance memory in the elderly
The study performed on 60 people at an average age of 73, and no one had dementia. They drink two cups of chocolate regularly every day for a month.
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Dreaming during the day helps people increase their concentration
New research has shown, daydreaming for the mind to roam really helps us focus on solving the problem that followed.
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People who sleep late are richer
People who stay up late and wake up late the next morning often have better thinking and analytical abilities than early sleepers.
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Sores affect the ability to think
A US study found that people with cold sores are more likely to decline their ability to think and remember, according to the Daily Mail on March 25. Scientists tested t…
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Hyperactivity syndrome can follow children for life
People often think that the syndrome of 'hyperactivity' or 'lack of attention' in children is only 'temporary', growing up will end. But new research denies this view.
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Recreate images in thinking through brain capture
Based on parameters based on MRI on the human brain, Cornell scientists can analyze data to reconstruct memories of patients.
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The ancestor cannot be identified by DNA testing
Commercial DNA testing tests to determine whether a person is a descendant of famous historical figures or communities is not just astrology newspaper.
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Late lunch makes weight gain
Scientists think that it's not just what you eat, it's always important to eat. Proven late lunches will contribute significantly to your weight gain.
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Children can read and think early
Recent research shows that babies, even just one and a half years old, can guess what the other person is thinking.
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People can communicate with the outside when in a coma
Canadian neurophysiologists claim that people in a coma can still communicate with the outside world, following a 39-year-old man within 12 years.
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The brain also controls habits
Habits are deep-seated behaviors in our brains that we perform automatically.