Scientists may have found the brain’s attention switch and it instantly produced ADHD-like symptoms when turned off
The standard explanation for how attention works in the human brain has been, for decades, a story about the prefrontal cortex. This…
Scientists settled a 30-year argument about why surprising events are remembered so vividly, and the answer reveals the brain is running two completely different strategies at the same time
Professional tennis players can begin moving toward where a serve will land before the ball is even struck. Ask them afterward to describe exactly where it bounced inside the service…
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A study tracked 502 children from age 1 to 8 and found that screen time damages the brain at two specific ages and leaves the years between almost untouched
Every pediatrician visit for the past decade has delivered the same message: limit your child’s screen time. The advice is backed by…
Scientists found that people born after 1965 are biologically aging faster than previous generations and it explains why cancer rates in young adults keep rising
Something is making younger generations age faster than their parents did at the same age, and a study published in Nature Medicine…
Scientists found that aging muscle stops sending a molecular signal that suppresses tumor growth, and exercise can switch it back on
As people age, their muscles don’t just get weaker, they may also stop doing something that’s been quietly protecting them from cancer the whole time. A study published in Nature…
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