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When Solving Math, Brain Functions Similarly In Children Regardless Of Gender: Study
Through brain imaging, their research shows no gender difference in brain function or math ability.
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Stress In Middle Age May Increase Risk Of Alzheimer In Women: Eat These 8 Stress-Busting Foods
Stress in middle-aged women may increase the risk of Alzheimer's and also lead to a greater memory decline. The findings of the study revealed that when it comes to brain health, stress hormones play an uneven gender role.
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Gender Inequality May Affect Women's Brain Power In Later Life
New York: The degree of gender equality in the country a woman lives in may affect her cognitive functioning in later age, new research has found. “This research is a first attempt to shed light on important, but understudied, adverse consequences of gender inequality on women’s health in later life,” said Eric Bonsang of Columbia University...
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Brains Aren't Actually 'Male' or 'Female,' New Study Suggests
Lots of folks - well-intentioned and otherwise - like to point out the supposed differences between male and female brains. But it's time to throw away the brain gender binary, according to a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Brains can't really fit into the categories of "male" or "female" - their disti...
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Women don't preach - it's no use!
They might have to change the marriage vows from "I do" to "I will listen", if research findings have anything to do with it. Recent research seems to confirm what women have been suspecting all along - men may say they are listening, but in reality they may only be giving it half attention. Men are half brained listeners, suggest researchers from...
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When Solving Math, Brain Functions Similarly In Children Regardless Of Gender: Study
Through brain imaging, their research shows no gender difference in brain function or math ability.
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Stress In Middle Age May Increase Risk Of Alzheimer In Women: Eat These 8 Stress-Busting Foods
Stress in middle-aged women may increase the risk of Alzheimer's and also lead to a greater memory decline. The findings of the study revealed that when it comes to brain health, stress hormones play an uneven gender role.
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Gender Inequality May Affect Women's Brain Power In Later Life
New York: The degree of gender equality in the country a woman lives in may affect her cognitive functioning in later age, new research has found. “This research is a first attempt to shed light on important, but understudied, adverse consequences of gender inequality on women’s health in later life,” said Eric Bonsang of Columbia University...
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Brains Aren't Actually 'Male' or 'Female,' New Study Suggests
Lots of folks - well-intentioned and otherwise - like to point out the supposed differences between male and female brains. But it's time to throw away the brain gender binary, according to a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Brains can't really fit into the categories of "male" or "female" - their disti...
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Women don't preach - it's no use!
They might have to change the marriage vows from "I do" to "I will listen", if research findings have anything to do with it. Recent research seems to confirm what women have been suspecting all along - men may say they are listening, but in reality they may only be giving it half attention. Men are half brained listeners, suggest researchers from...
