Neuroscience
The Brain Works Best During the Fall
A person's strength may vary from season to season, but the peak of cognitive activity is in the fall. The results of a study by scientists from the United States, Canada, France and Israel show this. They have conducted cognitive and concentration tests among 3,500 respondents over 60, according to Coffee Pause.
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Alzheimer's cases to double over next 20 years: Expert
With addition of 4.6 million new cases every year, the number of people affected by Alzheimer's disease or dementia is expected to double in next 20 years.
The Early Start of School Classes Affects the Psyche of Children
Chronic lack of sleep due to the early start of classes affects the psyche of adolescents, reported BTA.
Scientists from the University of Washington found that students go to bed later, not because of the prolonged use of smartphones and various gadgets, but because of their sexual maturation, which was accompanied by a change in the biological clock.
The Emotional and Mental Health Benefits of Playing Card Games
Apple is Trying to Find a Way to Detect Dementia Through the iPhone and Apple Watches
Apple Inc. is partnering with Eli Lilly in a study to determine if data from the iPhone and Apple Watches can help detect early signs of dementia, CNBC business reported, quoted by BNR.
The two companies are working with Evidation health tech startup to find ways to detect early signs of dementia with the help of Apple's popular tech gadgets.
Family crucial in addiction treatment, says Turkish Green Crescent head
The Turkish Green Crescent ("Yeşilay") addiction counseling centers, called YEDAM, have adopted a family-based approach for the treatment of substance abuse, said the non-governmental organization's director, Sultan Işık.
65% of People Worldwide Do Not Sleep Well
Worrying facts weigh on our pillows on March 15 - World Dream Day. According to a new study, 65% of people worldwide do not sleep well. Women are those who are more affected by the problem globally. Ladies aged 45-54 fall asleep most difficult, writes bTV.
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More than 5 million Captagon pills counted in Piraeus drug haul
Greek authorities investigating a large haul of Captagon pills seized from a container ship at Piraeus port said on Tuesday they have so far counted more than 5 million items.
The drugs were stashed inside 540 lead plates, most each of which contained about 10,000 pills.
Bulgarian Actor Ivan Laskin Passed Away
Ivan Laskin passed away at the age of 48 years . The actor had health problems, several times he enrolled in various hospitals and on December 28, 2018, he was admitted to the Military Medical Academy.
In 2012, the actor revealed publicly about his alcohol problem in "Direct Karbovsky". Laskin said he made this public because it was "the first step and the treatment started."
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Greek-Australian scientist discovers new area of the brain
A renowned Greek-Australian neuroscientist has discovered a previously uncharted part of the human brain in a part that is involved in the movement of our limbs and body.