Immersive Virtual Shopping A Potential Solution to Cognitive Assessment, Study Says

Medicine & Technology Jan 27, 2022

A new study suggests the virtual reality is a promising technology for cognitive decline assessments.

Physical Exercise Can Help Adults Fight Dementia-Related Conditions, Study Says

Jan 25, 2022

Older adults could maintain their brain and cognition healthy by physical exercise because it keeps the integrity of synapses intact, according to a new study.

People Who Have Developing Dementia Struggle to Identify Truth, Lies, and Sarcasm [STUDY]

Jan 17, 2022

A study confirms that patients of dementia are struggling to determine truths, lies, and even sarcasm during conversation.

Why Forgetting Is Not Really a Bad Thing? Here's What Neuroscientists Say

Jan 14, 2022

A new study theorizes that forgetting memories is a form of learning, contrary to the general knowledge that it is only a dump system of our brain.

Better Sleeping Experience Could Improve How We Remember Names and Faces

Jan 13, 2022

A new study reveals that an uninterrupted sleep could help people remember names and faces better.

Maternal Scent Improves Social Bonds of Children With Strangers Even When Mothers Are Away, Research Suggests

Dec 12, 2021

A new study suggests that body odors of mother could help the social capabilities of their infant kids improve, developing bonds with unfamiliar strangers even when the presence of mothers are away.

Sleep Quality of Older Adults Could Reflect to Neural Connection Status and Cognitive Functions

Dec 08, 2021

A new study suggests that sleeping pattern and quality in older adults could possibly reflect to their cognitive abilities and neural connections.

ADHD Mysteries Unveiled in Israeli Study to Determine Its Genetic Causes

Dec 03, 2021

A joint team of Israeli researchers have identified the CDH2 gene as a vital player in the development of ADHD in children.

Depression Treatment Found? Studies Eye Deep Brain Stimulation That Tweak Cerebral Circuits As Possible Cure

Nov 23, 2021

New studies aim to develop, improve, and utilize the deep brain stimulation's potential in treating depression.

Too Little, Too Much Sleep Increases Cognitive Decline; Here’s the Recommended Number of Sleeping Hours

Nov 22, 2021

A new study suggests that sleeping less than 4,5 hours and more than 6,5 hours per night increases that chances of a person to be affected with cognitive decline.

Body Odor Chemical HEX Surprising Effects: Compound Calms Men But Triggers Aggression in Women

Nov 20, 2021

Researchers found out that a chemical compound called hexadecanal (HEX) excreted in body odor triggers aggression in women and but calms men.

Hearing Loss Possible Warning Sign of Having Dementia, Study Says

Nov 15, 2021

A new study suggests that having a mild to severe hearing loss could be a warning sign of being diagnosed with dementia in the future.

Fathers With High Attachment to Their Children Have Larger Hypothalamus in Brain

Nov 12, 2021

A new study found that the brain structure of fathers, specifically the hypothalamus, has a larger size when they spend more time bonding with their children and experience high levels of enjoyment.

Epilepsy Forecasting: Mayo Clinic Experts Developed a Wristwatch-Like Device That Predicts Seizure Attacks

Nov 11, 2021

A new study led by Mayo Clinic was able to develop a device similar to a wristwatch that could predict seizures in patients that suffer from epilepsy.

Playing Video Games for 30 Minutes a Day Effective Against Dementia in Older Adults, Study Finds

Nov 09, 2021

A new study confirms that playing 3D video games for 30 minutes a day could help older adults battle dementia in an effective and more convenient approach.