Scientists Discover A New Theory For How Brain Stores Memories
Researchers from the University of Kent developed MeshCODE, a revolutionary new theory for understanding how the human brain functions and stores memory.
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Early Financial Stress Leads To Physical Pain Decades Later, Reveals Study
Scientists found that midlife family financial stress was associated with depleted sense of control, which can lead to increased physical pain nearly 30 years later.
Learning Disorder Most Likely To Affect The Youngest Children In Class, Researchers Say
Relatively younger children in Finnish schools were more likely to be diagnosed with a specific learning disorder by the age of 10 than their older peers.
Growing In Neighbourhood With Poor Socioeconomic Conditions Impacts A Child’s Brain Development, Says Study
A new study claims that certain neighborhoods characterized by poverty and unemployment may impact a child’s brain development, brain size, and neurocognitive performance.
A Human Can’t Maintain More Than 150 Friends Is A Myth, Researchers Say
A human cognitive capacity is limited to maintaining stable relationships with approximately 150 people. This is called ‘Dunbar's number’.
Feeling Younger Protects Older Adults Against Stress and Health Decline
According to the study, people who feel younger enjoy greater wellbeing, better cognitive functioning,lower risk of hospitalization, and longer life span than those who feel older
Exercise Can Reduce Cognitive Limitations in Children Born Preterm, Study Reveals
Children born very preterm have deficits in motor skills and limited impulse control to children born at term. Targeted motor skills training could help such children even when they are older
Mental Health Issues Increased In Families Due To The COVID-19 Pandemic, Says Study
Due to the covid 19 pandemic, many families have had to isolate themselves in the confines of their homes that have posed effects on individuals and family's well-being
Poor Mental Health Can Increase Risk Of Subsequent Heart Attacks In Young Survivors
Young and middle-aged adults with severe mental health issues after suffering a heart attack were more than twice as likely to suffer a second cardiac event
Depression Linked To Stomach Ulcers, Researchers Say
Researchers decoded how gut and brain work together and confirmed a link between major depression with an increased risk of gastrointestinal disorders
