Running and exercising regularly not only helps keep obesity, high blood pressure and cholesterol at bay. It also develops the brain, stimulating the appearance of new neurons in areas related to memory and learning, according to a new study by neuroscientists at the University of Cambridge.
Researchers at New York University in the United States have developed a non-invasive method without drugs that semi-permanently blocks the reappearance of fear memories in humans.
Do the following test. Ask a friend to make a list of ten words or numbers. Read it once. Then try to remember the items and say them out loud. Most people repeat a maximum of seven items.
Have you ever felt a childhood smell transport you to a memory of the past? A neuroscientific study published in Current Biology reveals that the first scents occupy a privileged place in the brain, which explains why olfactory memory can be so vivid.
American scientists suggest that memories persist in our brain even when they have already been forgotten. What happens is that we cannot get them back.
A study by Paul Thompson, a researcher at the University of California, indicates that obesity can reduce brain size in the elderly, making them more vulnerable to dementia.
Man is the only animal that trips over the same stone twice. A team of American scientists has just found the motifs in neurons in the brain, which do not learn from mistakes.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
