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The Risk of Concussion Lurks at the Super Bowl – And in All Other Sports
Researchers explore how changes in concussion research have impacted sports and player safety.
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Natural Mineral May Help Reverse Memory Loss
Selenium, a natural mineral found in grains, meats, and nuts can reverse cognitive impairment following a stroke and improve learning and memory in the aging brain.
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Slow Walk and Memory Issues May Predict Dementia Risk
Study suggests those who walk slowly and have memory problems are at double the risk of developing dementia later in life.
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Incorporating Sexual Pleasure in Educational Sexual Health Programs Can Improve Safe Sex Behaviors
A meta-analysis study reports interventions targeting STI/HIV infection risk education could benefit from including a focus on sexual pleasure and desire.
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New Clues in the Brain Linking Pain and Food
Brain circuitry responsible for motivation and pleasure is activated when a person experiences pain. The findings reveal a link as to why some people may overeat when they experience chronic pain.
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Exercise Post-Vaccine Bumps up Antibodies
90 minutes of mild-to-moderate intensity exercise directly following a vaccine for the flu or COVID may help provide an extra immune boost.
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Lifetime of Knowledge Can Clutter Memories of Older Adults
Older people’s brains allocate more space to accumulated knowledge and have more material to navigate when trying to access memories, a new study reports.
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This Bizarre Looking Helmet Can Create Better Brain Scans
A novel wearable magnetic metamaterial could help make MRI imaging faster, cheaper, and crisper.
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Machine Learning Study Sheds Light on Gaze Patterns in Adults With Autism
NIMH researchers examine what people with ASD and people without ASD look at when viewing a social scene.
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Clearance of Protein Linked to Alzheimer’s Controlled by Circadian Cycle
Study underscores the importance of healthy sleep to prevent the Alzheimer’s related amyloid-beta 42 protein from forming clumps in the brain.