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Scientists discover this activity is the key to having a stronger memory John Anderer

Imagine your memory is a warehouse. Each night as you fall asleep the night crew begins its shift and takes stock of the warehouse’s inventory and any available space for new deliveries. Read More

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Harvard team just made startling discovery about the brain power behind glimpses John Anderer

According to a new study just conducted by researchers at Yale University and Harvard University, this remarkable ability shows just how much insight the brain can gain from just looking at another person’s eyes. Read More

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People can adapt to a ‘new normal’ very quickly it turns out John Anderer

They uncovered that humans are capable of re-establishing a sense of normalcy, a ‘new normal’ much faster than one would assume. Read More

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New research finds these so-called healthy foods put you at higher cancer risk John Anderer

The project’s main finding was that antioxidant-rich foods (chocolate, black tea, berries, nuts) may provide the perfect bacterial environment in the colon for cancer development. Read More

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These are your chances of catching COVID-19 on a train John Anderer

There are many ways to transmit COVID-19, but what are your chances of catching it on a train? A new study explains it, here. Read More

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Yale study says this simple technique is the key to reducing stress John Anderer

A new study from Yale University is lending further credence to the notion that breathing techniques are an essential ingredient when it comes to managing stress, overcoming anxiety, and building stronger mental health in general. Read More

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If you have this dental issue, you may develop severe dementia later John Anderer

“We looked at people’s dental health over a 20-year period and found that people with the most severe gum disease at the start of our study had about twice the risk for mild cognitive impairment or dementia by the end.” … Read More

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People who do this more often are better equipped to handle stress John Anderer

A new study from the University of Basel in Switzerland shows that people who do this one thing are better equipped to handle stress. Read More

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This super trendy cosmetic procedure can also help treat depression John Anderer

Cosmetic procedures and mental health don’t exactly go hand in hand most of the time, but doctors have noticed a possible link between Botox and depression for quite some time. Read More

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