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06/05/2017
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By Cassie B.
MEMORY HOLE: U.S. scientists have developed a “memory wipe” enzyme that can erase memories forever
Are there any bad memories in your life that you wish you could simply erase? Researchers might have found a way to do exactly that thanks to the discovery of the enzyme in the brain that plays a pivotal role in storing long-term memories. They believe that this enzyme could be targeted in order to […]
05/09/2017
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By Cassie B.
Skeptics slapped down as new science shows aromatherapy sharply improves the memory of children
The mention of aromatherapy to someone who is skeptical of the practice might garner a sideways glance, but its powers of enhancing your physical and psychological well-being are more than merely anecdotal. In the latest evidence backing up what alternative medicine proponents have known for centuries, Northumbria University researchers Dr. Mark Moss and Victoria Earle […]
04/07/2017
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By Cassie B.
Professor believes drinking wine gives your brain a total workout
Lots of people turn to crossword puzzles, Sudoku and other brain teasers in order to keep their mind sharp, but there is one good way to work out your brain that few people realize: Drinking wine. This is good news for the many people who enjoy unwinding with a glass of wine and joins a […]
03/28/2017
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By Cassie B.
Antidepressant drugs made woman believe she had killed her own children … Hallucinations, crushed libido, side effects galore
When you read the side effects on a package of antidepressants – or any medication, for that matter – it’s easy to brush them off out of a desire to start feeling better quickly. Problems like fatigue, nausea and decreased libido are just words on a page and easy to dismiss … until they happen […]
03/27/2017
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By Cassie B.
Scared of the dentist? Scientists claim fear of dental drilling may be genetic
Whether it’s the whirring sound of the drill, the blinding sensation of the overhead light, or merely the sight of that familiar padded reclining chair, the prospect of going to the dentist can be enough to make normally fearless individuals more than a little queasy. For some, this fear is so intense that they ignore […]
03/18/2017
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By Cassie B.
Do violent video games affect empathy? This new study may surprise you
While much has been made of the link between violent video games and real-life aggression, a new study published in Frontiers in Psychology casts some doubts on this connection over the long term. When German researchers made use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to look at the brains of people who play video games […]
03/05/2017
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By Cassie B.
Loneliness: One in eight people have no close friends
If you often feel lonely, you might take some comfort from the fact that you are not as alone as you might think. A new study out of England shows that one out of every eight adults do not have a close friend. This represents 13 percent of the population, which is a rise from […]
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