Major Psychiatric Disorders Differ Significantly Between Sexes, Genetic Study Claims
Researchers found that women are more vulnerable to major depressive disorders than men, whereas men are more prone to schizophrenia than women.
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Having Coffee 30 minutes Before Workout Burns Fat Faster, Says New Study
The journal International Society of Sports Nutrition reports that having caffeine (about 3 mg/kg) or a strong cup of coffee half an hour before aerobic exercise increases the rate of fat burning.
Fasting Before Diet Can Benefit People With Metabolic Problems
Previous studies in this subject have focused on intermittent fasting and its beneficial effect on heart health, weight, gut ecosystem.
The Wireless Connection Between Human Brain and Computer Can Restore Mobility In People With Paralysis
According to the trial details published in the study, the system works with a small transmitter and without any cables and is able to transmit brain signals
Can AI-powered Mental Health Support Replace Human Therapists?
Health care professionals and researchers are looking to AI to define mental illness more objectively, identify vulnerable people and deliver quality care.
Sugary Drinks Have Negative Effects On A Child’s Brain Development, Claims New Study
A recent study has shown in a rodent model that a high intake of sugar in adolescence causes learning and memory impairment during adulthood.
New Experiences Promotes Our Learning by Resetting Key Brain Circuit, Study Claims
A new study on mice has reported that new experiences depress the development of representations thus enabling the mice to learn new navigation strategies.
Reading Fiction Books Is Likely To Foster Better Vocabulary, Finds New Study
A recent study claims that people who enjoy reading any kind of fiction show the greater possibilities of improving their language skills.
Cognitive Decline With Age, Study Says It’s Likely Due To The Loss Of Myelin
A recent study conducted by the University of Portsmouth has observed one of the major reasons that lead to cognitive decline with age.
From The Fear Of Sea To Big Objects, The Suez Boat Saga Triggered An Array Of Phobias
A recent source has revealed that Ever Given, the largest ship container has triggered the fear of large objects (megalopolis), the fear of submerged – partially or entirely
