Neuropsychology
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Why Game Of Thrones Star Emilia Clarke Compares Brain Injury Today To Cancer 100 Years Ago
"I often compare brain injury today to where cancer was a century ago: misunderstood, stigmatised and hidden from view," Emilia Clarke said
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President Murmu Confers National Awards To 81 Teachers For Unique Methods
From creating palm leaf manuscripts for the class, setting up a neuropsychology lab, the unique teaching methods of 81 educators have bagged them the National Teachers Awards this year.
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Good Sleep Quality, Mood Linked To Good Working Memory: 5 Sleep-Inducing Foods
According to a recent study published in the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, a strong link was found between working memory and factors like sleep, age and mood.
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Music helps keep ageing brain healthy
Music lessons may help keep the brain healthy as people grow older.
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Childhood brain cancer and cognitive decline
Childhood brain cancer survivours have ongoing cognitive problems and achieve lower levels of education, employment and income than their siblings.
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Why Game Of Thrones Star Emilia Clarke Compares Brain Injury Today To Cancer 100 Years Ago
"I often compare brain injury today to where cancer was a century ago: misunderstood, stigmatised and hidden from view," Emilia Clarke said
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President Murmu Confers National Awards To 81 Teachers For Unique Methods
From creating palm leaf manuscripts for the class, setting up a neuropsychology lab, the unique teaching methods of 81 educators have bagged them the National Teachers Awards this year.
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Good Sleep Quality, Mood Linked To Good Working Memory: 5 Sleep-Inducing Foods
According to a recent study published in the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, a strong link was found between working memory and factors like sleep, age and mood.
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Music helps keep ageing brain healthy
Music lessons may help keep the brain healthy as people grow older.
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Childhood brain cancer and cognitive decline
Childhood brain cancer survivours have ongoing cognitive problems and achieve lower levels of education, employment and income than their siblings.
