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Unique neuron can guide our way home by turning compasses into a gyroscope
Finding our way home from work or school is something most of us take for granted. Persons with Alzheimer’s disease,…
Dr MAI THI NGUYEN-KIM on the hidden chemistry that rules our lives
Hidden chemistry that rules our lives and loves: Dr MAI THI NGUYEN-KIM says you can transform your health once you’ve…
How weight loss ads impact our relationship with food and our bodies
Through January, it can feel as though there’s no escape from the onslaught of ads that promote weight loss and…
Cancer’s dangerous renovations to our chromosomes revealed
Cancer remodels the architecture of our chromosomes so the disease can take hold and spread, University of Virginia researchers have…
High blood pressure: This vegetable dye, lowers our blood pressure – Natural medicine naturopathic specialist portal
Flavonoids for lowering blood pressure suitable A study came to the result that the Flavonoid Quercetin can lower blood pressure.…
The pandemic is forcing food to come to our emotional rescue
Feeling stressed? Find yourself reaching for the snack drawer or refrigerator? It’s not uncommon for people to grab a snack…
Why we need to ‘overhaul’ our attitude to weight
In the 12 years Dr Nicholas Fuller has worked as an obesity researcher and specialist, the landscape has changed dramatically;…
How our brains cope with the constancy of change
Change is the only constant, according to Heraclitus. It may also be the most important variable for how our minds…
How brain rhythms organize our visual perception
To investigate how information of different visual features is processed in the brain, the neuroscientists from the German Primate Center—Leibniz…