All posts tagged "Brain"
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Preetam Kaushik | 26 May 2016
Air pollution can lead to stillbirths and is bad for pregnant women
Studies by environmental organizations have been consistently highlighting the grave damage that pollution is causing to our health...
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Preetam Kaushik | 21 May 2016
Clumsy teenagers can now blame their brains
The clumsy and awkward gait and mannerisms of teenage boys have always generated considerable mirth. This awkward phase...
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Preetam Kaushik | 7 May 2016
A breakthrough in science of memory: How a “Spotless Mind” could soon be Reality
Jim Carrey’s role as shy and morose Joel Barish in “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” is deeply...
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Justin Horner | 8 February 2016
What Makes you Snap? The Brain’s Rage Circuit
What is it that causes you to “snap”? To suddenly and explosively lash out verbally or physically? It...
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Ravi Mandalia | 15 October 2015
Building a digital brain one slice at a time
If you want to learn how something works, one strategy is to take it apart and put it...
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Ravi Mandalia | 15 October 2015
Magnets can shake your belief in God, lower prejudice towards immigrants
Researchers have revealed that by directing magnetic energy at a specific part of the brain, both belief in...
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Ravi Mandalia | 5 September 2015
Brain structures of girls and boys with autism are different
A new study has shown that girls and boys with autism differ in their behaviour and one of...
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Ravi Mandalia | 2 September 2015
Omega-3 supplements are no brain food: Study
Fish oil specifically those rich in omega-3 fatty acids have long been thought of as diet that helps...
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Ravi Mandalia | 26 August 2015
Study: Fish oil supplements doesn’t stop age-related mental decline
Researchers have suggested through studies that fish oil supplements, which are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, are capable...
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Ravi Mandalia | 21 August 2015
Humans are the smartest on the planet because of a single protein
Humans have become the smartest on planet Earth because of a molecular event associated with single protein, researchers...