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ROLE OF HIPPOCAMPUS IN MEMORY
Psychology suggests people who ask follow-up questions when something sparks their interest aren’t just being intense; they may be using curiosity in a way that helps new information stickInquisitiveness in the office often reflects a thirst for knowledge. Recent studies suggest that this eagerness to ask questions enhances b...- How birdwatching trains the brain to focus faster and remember betterBirdwatching sharpens observation and memory. New research shows it can physically change the brain. Years of identifying birds lead to str...
- Persian proverb of the day: “War first robs you of your laughter, and then your....” Why Iranian civilization believes “He who has not seen war does not know....” Lessons from old Persian wisdom: Why war erases the soul before it destroys the worldPersian proverb of the day: War does not begin with bombs. It begins with belief. A nation convinces itself that conflict is necessary. Tha...
- Aging brains may not be permanent: Scientists reverse memory loss by reducing a single proteinAging brains and memory loss: Scientists have identified a protein, FTL1, that significantly contributes to age-related cognitive decline i...
- Brain can keep producing new neurons in old age, but Alzheimer’s may disrupt the process: StudyNew research reveals the adult brain generates fresh nerve cells in the hippocampus, vital for memory. This ability declines in Alzheimer's...
- Identifying a forgotten tuneResearch shows that the human brain can recognise familiar music in just 100-300 milliseconds, thanks to fast temporal circuitry that locks...
- Apollo neurologist warns: Brain gets smaller every year after 40. Five science-backed habits to prevent and reverse itAn Apollo Hospitals neurologist has highlighted how the brain naturally loses volume every year after the age of 40 and explained why this ...
- Want a sharper memory? Here are the 4 scientifically proven habits that train your brain to remember moreMemory is vital for identity and adapts to lifestyle. Experts reveal science-backed habits to boost memory and learning. Healthy eating, qu...
- From multitasking to not drinking enough water: Dr Pal shares 10 everyday habits that is harming your brainDr. Pal highlights overlooked daily habits detrimental to brain health, including poor sleep, prolonged sitting, multitasking, and unhealth...
- Sleep deprivation linked to brain damage and alzheimer's risk, reveals news studyA recent study published in the Journal of Proteome Research suggests that lack of sleep increases the risk of developing Alzheimer's disea...
- Why VR, AR & MR adoption is so crucial for smart manufacturingThe success of VR, AR implementation is not just achieved through latest gadgets and technology alone, but needs expertise to choose the co...
- Playing video games may help quickly analyse situationsLondon, Sep 30 (IANS) Tired of watching your child play video games? Instead, join them, as researchers have found that playing video games...
- Good news for chocoholics! Dark chocolate can protect your brain from ageingDark chocolate is known to have beneficial effects on memory.
- Beware! Being overweight can cause poor memoryObesity can not only lead to difficulty in remembering but may also hamper decision making skills.
- Midnight munchies may impair memory, learningEating at times normally reserved for sleep causes a deficiency in the type of learning and memory controlled by the hippocampal area of th...
- 'Memory region' of brain also involved in conflict resolutionEveryday, we are constantly confronted with decision conflicts, especially if we need to suppress an action that would have made sense unde...
- Drug may protect memory in Alzheimer's patientsLong-term administration of a drug that mimics the hormone ghrelin protected Alzheimer's disease.
- Motherhood alters the brain permanently: StudyThe latest findings on hormone therapy and brain function could have implications for the treatment of age-related neurodegenerative disord...
- Drinking orange juice may improve memory: StudyAt the beginning and end of the eight weeks, their memory, reaction time and verbal fluency was measured. These were then combined into one...
- Origin of Alzheimer's identified for first time: ReportsScientists have for the first time pinpointed the part of the brain where Alzheimer's originates.
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