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How Video Calls Are Changing Our Brains, Reveals Study
A recent study reveals that neural communication in online interactions is significantly diminished when compared to the activity observed in in-person conversations.
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Physical Fitness May Make Kids Smarter, Try These Foods Too!
A new study,published in the journal NeuroImage, shows that physical fitness in children may increase the volume of grey matter in specific brain regions, which can help in improving their academic performance.
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Your Teenage Kid Can't Give Up Fast Food? It May be a Brain Impairment
A new study published in the Journal NeuroImage stated that teenagers hooked to high calorie food may be unable to control the urge for burgers, French fries and pizzas due to an impairment in the brain region linked to self-regulation
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The Strange Story of 'Mr B.' Who Looked in The Mirror and Couldn't Recognize Himself
For days, 78-year-old Mr. B felt haunted in his own home. There was another man behind the mirror in his bathroom, one who looked like Mr. B, dressed like Mr. B, and seemed to copy his every move, yet was totally strange to him.
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Confirmed. Your Dog Loves You as Much as You Love It
Your dog loves you as much as you love it, researchers confirmed in a study that looked inside the brain of our canine friends using imaging technology.
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How Video Calls Are Changing Our Brains, Reveals Study
A recent study reveals that neural communication in online interactions is significantly diminished when compared to the activity observed in in-person conversations.
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Physical Fitness May Make Kids Smarter, Try These Foods Too!
A new study,published in the journal NeuroImage, shows that physical fitness in children may increase the volume of grey matter in specific brain regions, which can help in improving their academic performance.
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Your Teenage Kid Can't Give Up Fast Food? It May be a Brain Impairment
A new study published in the Journal NeuroImage stated that teenagers hooked to high calorie food may be unable to control the urge for burgers, French fries and pizzas due to an impairment in the brain region linked to self-regulation
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The Strange Story of 'Mr B.' Who Looked in The Mirror and Couldn't Recognize Himself
For days, 78-year-old Mr. B felt haunted in his own home. There was another man behind the mirror in his bathroom, one who looked like Mr. B, dressed like Mr. B, and seemed to copy his every move, yet was totally strange to him.
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Confirmed. Your Dog Loves You as Much as You Love It
Your dog loves you as much as you love it, researchers confirmed in a study that looked inside the brain of our canine friends using imaging technology.
