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Loneliness, or a sense of social isolation, is a key stressor for social animals, and it raises the risk of mental and physical health disorders like depression, substance addiction, obesity,

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COVID-19 Neurological Symptoms and the Need for More Research, According to Researchers

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SARS-CoV-2 was first discovered as a respiratory virus, but it has the potential to damage the entire body, including the brain system. Avindra Nath, M.D.,

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A New Study has Shown how a Genetic Variant Affects the Memory Impact of Brain Stimulation

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The brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) gene has been linked to numerous memory and brain plasticity processes. According to a new study, people with the Val/Val

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Mindfulness Enhances Decision-making and Interest in Autistic Youngsters

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The practice of quieting the mind and paying attention to the current moment without judgment is known as mindfulness. We become aware of thoughts, feelings, noises, and sensations as they

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Marine Training may Necessitate more Mental Tenacity than Physical Stamina

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Mental toughness is the most important skill to develop during basic training. Service members that are successful are not only physically strong, but also mentally

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Young Adults are more likely to Recall and Share News when it is Delivered in Humorous Manner

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Could combining humor and news genuinely assist to educate the public? According to new research, young people are more likely to retain knowledge about politics

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The Effect of Reactivating Memory during Sleep on Face-Name Learning has been Established in New Research

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For people who have trouble remembering names but never forget faces, the solution could be as close as your pillow. The effect of reactivating memory during sleep on face-name learning

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Cognitive Issues in Childhood may Lead to Mental Health Problems Later in Life

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It is difficult for a child who has experienced mental health issues to successfully transition into adulthood. A study found that even children with symptoms

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A Quest for Better Testing in order to Unravel the Complexities of ADHD

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The use of computer simulation in the identification of symptoms in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has the potential to provide an additional objective tool

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Using Brain Training to Manage Attention Deficit Disorder

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Scientists investigated a technique known as 'neurofeedback,' which allows ADHD patients to train their attention using instant feedback from the level of their brain activity. The team of neuroscientists discovered