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EXERCISE AND NEUROGENESIS
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- Fit to learn, fit to lead: Why India must rescue physical education now
- Research suggests specific blood molecules can replicate benefits of exercise in brainResearchers at the University of Queensland have found that an injection of specific blood molecules can replicate the benefits of exercise...17 Aug, 2023, 08.04 PM IST
- Want to have a sharp memory in old age? Start runningAlong with significantly increasing these adult-born neurons, long-term running was found to enhance the recruitment of presynaptic (sub)-c...27 May, 2023, 08.26 PM IST
- Alzheimer's: Exercise may reduce brain inflammation, helping to protect us from the diseaseThe study's researchers looked at 167 men and women who participated in the Rush Memory and Aging Project. This is a long-term project at R...25 Nov, 2021, 10.45 AM IST
- Another reason to jump into the pool: Swimming can help improve memory, mood and immunityFor centuries, people have been in search of a fountain of youth.28 Jul, 2021, 06.24 PM IST
- Building up the brain: How walking can potentially improve our ability to think & rememberA study found that the walkers and dancers were aerobically fitter, as expected. Even more important, their white matter seemed renewed.20 Jul, 2021, 06.21 PM IST
- When diets fail, Rujuta Diwekar's exercise guide comes to the rescueThe fitness expert posted an infographic that explains various benefits of working out for a healthy life.02 Sep, 2017, 06.26 PM IST
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