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Menopause May Cause Brain Changes, Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Sleep Problems: Study
A new study found that menopause can cause changes in the brain structure. It also revealed that there were higher levels of anxiety, depression, and sleep difficulties, along with reduced grey matter volume in several important brain regions.
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Physical Fitness May Make Kids Smarter, Try These Foods Too!
A new study,published in the journal NeuroImage, shows that physical fitness in children may increase the volume of grey matter in specific brain regions, which can help in improving their academic performance.
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Playing Action Video Games May Affect Your Brain Power: 5 Foods to Boost it Naturally
There is a general perception that playing interactive video games improves your cognitive skills and boosts brain power, but these new findings reveal that habitual players of action games have less grey matter in their hippocampus which is a major part of the brain associated with cognition.
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5 Must-Have Brain Foods That Will Enhance Your Focus
Eating well is good for your mental as well as your physical health. The brain requires nutrients just like your heart, lungs or muscles do. But which foods are particularly important to keep our grey matter happy and healthy?
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Pregnancy Changes A Woman's Brain: Study
Paris, France - Pregnancy causes "long-lasting" physical changes to a woman's brain, with significant, but seemingly beneficial, grey matter loss in parts of the crucial organ, a study said Monday.
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Study: Diabetes in Teens Can Affect the Grey Matter in Their Brain
Type 2 diabetes may lead to significant changes in the brain's grey matter volume in teenagers.
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Daily Exercise Can Cut Alzheimer's Risk
Exercise-associated calorie-burn can increase the level of grey matter volume in key brain areas which are responsible for memory, enabling the active adults to protect their brain from cognitive decline.
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Why Males Are At Higher Risk Of Autism: Study
Female infants have larger volumes of grey matter around the temporal-parietal junction of the brain than males at the time of birth, a new study has found.
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Menopause May Cause Brain Changes, Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Sleep Problems: Study
A new study found that menopause can cause changes in the brain structure. It also revealed that there were higher levels of anxiety, depression, and sleep difficulties, along with reduced grey matter volume in several important brain regions.
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Physical Fitness May Make Kids Smarter, Try These Foods Too!
A new study,published in the journal NeuroImage, shows that physical fitness in children may increase the volume of grey matter in specific brain regions, which can help in improving their academic performance.
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Playing Action Video Games May Affect Your Brain Power: 5 Foods to Boost it Naturally
There is a general perception that playing interactive video games improves your cognitive skills and boosts brain power, but these new findings reveal that habitual players of action games have less grey matter in their hippocampus which is a major part of the brain associated with cognition.
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5 Must-Have Brain Foods That Will Enhance Your Focus
Eating well is good for your mental as well as your physical health. The brain requires nutrients just like your heart, lungs or muscles do. But which foods are particularly important to keep our grey matter happy and healthy?
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Pregnancy Changes A Woman's Brain: Study
Paris, France - Pregnancy causes "long-lasting" physical changes to a woman's brain, with significant, but seemingly beneficial, grey matter loss in parts of the crucial organ, a study said Monday.
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Study: Diabetes in Teens Can Affect the Grey Matter in Their Brain
Type 2 diabetes may lead to significant changes in the brain's grey matter volume in teenagers.
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Daily Exercise Can Cut Alzheimer's Risk
Exercise-associated calorie-burn can increase the level of grey matter volume in key brain areas which are responsible for memory, enabling the active adults to protect their brain from cognitive decline.
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Why Males Are At Higher Risk Of Autism: Study
Female infants have larger volumes of grey matter around the temporal-parietal junction of the brain than males at the time of birth, a new study has found.
