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Are you bad at remembering names? Well, blame it on the music …

A curious research conducted at the Georgia Institute of Technology (USA) has discovered that we may not take one factor into account when we forget about names: music.

Why does being bilingual delay Alzheimer's?

There are already many studies that highlight the benefits of speaking two languages, benefits that are not only noticed when one goes on vacation abroad, of course. It has been said that being bilingual throughout life strengthens our brains.

The shape of our environment alters the internal GPS of the brain

The grid or grid patterns created in the brain, which are believed to guide us in navigation, something like the brain's GPS, are modified by the shape of our environment according to the latest study carried out by researchers from University College London (UK). This would mean that the way the brain measures distance is not a universal indicator for the brain's navigation system. The study has been published in the journal Nature.

Taking common medications in excess increases the risk of dementia

A large study, developed for more than seven years by the University of Washington (USA) and published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, shows that some medications we use regularly can cause a very dangerous side effect if they are taken in excess or if consumed for a long time.

Leader or follower? Your brain activity gives you away

It is incredible what some scientific research can find out about our behavior and its reflection at the brain level.

The key to treating addictions

A new study developed by a team of researchers from the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute in Roanoke (USA) has shown that cognitive beliefs play a crucial role in a person's neurological response to a substance that causes addiction. This is really wanting to quit an addiction can help us reduce the neurological effects of this substance in our body. The work has been published in the journal The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

Studying drawing and painting changes your brain

A study carried out by researchers at Dartmouth College in Hanover (New Hampshire, USA) shows us how studying art can change our brain and our abilities.

Men and women process emotions differently

Are there gender differences when it comes to processing emotions? This was the starting point of the research developed by the University of Basel (Switzerland) and the results of which are reported in the Journal of Neuroscience.

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