memory

What effect does this relaxation have on us of not having to worry about remembering any type of relevant or non-relevant detail?

It is estimated that 8 out of 100 children have a photographic memory. And among adults?

Memory loss is something that worries, and much more after certain ages ... What can we do to preserve this capacity so important and so present in our day to day? There are many ways to transform our brain into a true memorizing and remembering machine. The latest research can guide us in this important task.

Not that moment, not the next three or four years of life: Babies' brains are not mature enough

A new study shows that breathing can influence the way we remember and experience certain emotions, such as fear.

Drinking alcohol is a common habit among young people and it is vitally important to know the harmful effects it can have on their brains.

An experiment shows that there is a strong predisposition to archive fictional events as true memories.

This is not the first time shift work has been linked to health problems. It has already been associated with cardiovascular diseases or ulcers and now, a new study carried out by a team of researchers from the University of Toulouse II-Le Mirail (France) affirms that it can alter brain function, affecting both memory and processing speed.