Brain Gym: 16 Activities That Will Help Your Brain Stay Younger
Brain Gym for a healthy mind. A few years ago, we started to learn about the importance
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Brain seizures: When The Brain Has Too Much Energy
Brain seizures: Some of us have to deal with them every single day, whilst others can be
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Significant learning: How do we internalize information?
What is significant learning? Learning is an essential part of our lives. We need to constantly acquire
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Cerebellum: Much more than motor coordination
It is likely that a few seconds ago before you arrived here you were typing on your
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Hippocampus: the orchestra director in the deepest part of our brain
Hippocampus. Have you ever gone blank and forgotten what you were going to say? Our brain is
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Synapses: How Your Brain Communicates
A synapse is the space between two neurons which allows for neural communication, or synaptic transmission. Synapses are
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Hypothalamus: the importance of hormones in the brain
What is the hypothalamus? Let’s start by painting a picture: Your stomach starts churning. It’s been hours
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3 Main Parts of the 3 Pound Human Brain
About the Human Brain The brain is a powerful and vital organ that is essential tobeing alive.
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Brain changes in kids learning math
Many kids ask their math teacher why learning a particular mathematical concept or skill is important. When
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A long childhood feeds the energy-hungry human brain
Humans are late bloomers when compared with other primates. For example, they spend almost twice as long
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Babies’ brains rehearse speech mechanics months before their first words
Babies’ brains rehearse speech mechanics months before their first words, an interesting look into a babies brain.
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Brain region associated with selfishness
Brain region associated with selfishness. People with damage to a specific part of the brain entrusted unexpectedly
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Electric stimulation of brain releases powerful, opiate-like painkiller
Does Electric stimulation of brain releases powerful, opiate-like painkiller? Is the RTMS study going to be fun
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