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Brain Waves Can Help Distinguish Between One's Own Body And External World: Study
Researchers from Sweden's Karolinska Institutet looked at how the brain combines visual and tactile (touch-related) signals to create a feeling that a body part belongs to oneself -- a phenomenon known as the sense of body ownership.
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Football Heading May Be Worse For Brain Than Collisions
Players who reported the most headings had the poorest performance on psychomotor speed and attention tasks, which are areas of functioning known to be affected by brain injury.
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Regular Consumption of Pistachios and Peanuts May Boost Memory and Cognitive Skills
Researchers at Loma Linda University in the US have found some nuts to have beneficial effects on brain frequencies.
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Alcohol Consumption May Trigger Insomnia in Adolescents
Some of the previously conducted studies have also linked binge-drinking in teenagers with risk of brain damage.
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'Tuning-In' Brain Can Treat Chronic Pain, Say Scientists
Scientists have shown for the first time that 'tuning-in' the brain to a particular frequency can alleviate chronic pain, paving way for a simple and safe therapy to treat the condition.
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Brain Waves Can Help Distinguish Between One's Own Body And External World: Study
Researchers from Sweden's Karolinska Institutet looked at how the brain combines visual and tactile (touch-related) signals to create a feeling that a body part belongs to oneself -- a phenomenon known as the sense of body ownership.
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Football Heading May Be Worse For Brain Than Collisions
Players who reported the most headings had the poorest performance on psychomotor speed and attention tasks, which are areas of functioning known to be affected by brain injury.
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Regular Consumption of Pistachios and Peanuts May Boost Memory and Cognitive Skills
Researchers at Loma Linda University in the US have found some nuts to have beneficial effects on brain frequencies.
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Alcohol Consumption May Trigger Insomnia in Adolescents
Some of the previously conducted studies have also linked binge-drinking in teenagers with risk of brain damage.
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'Tuning-In' Brain Can Treat Chronic Pain, Say Scientists
Scientists have shown for the first time that 'tuning-in' the brain to a particular frequency can alleviate chronic pain, paving way for a simple and safe therapy to treat the condition.
