A Little-Known Sign Of ADHD (M)

ADHD stands for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and involves restlessness and problems concentrating.

ADHD stands for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and involves restlessness and problems concentrating.

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How Pandemic Stress Affected People’s Brain Health (M)

Both markers of neuroinflammation and overall bodily inflammation were increased among people after lockdowns finished compared with beforehand.

Both markers of neuroinflammation and overall bodily inflammation were increased among people after lockdowns finished compared with beforehand.

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Pets Slow Age-Related Cognitive Decline – May Reduce Dementia Risk (M)

Pet owners retain their cognitive abilities better with age than those without pets.

Pet owners retain their cognitive abilities better with age than those without pets.

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10 Lazy Ways to Appear Smarter (M)

Forget the thick glasses and carrying a book, here are 10 real tricks to appear smarter, based on science.

Forget the thick glasses and carrying a book, here are 10 real tricks to appear smarter, based on science.

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How Family Problems In Childhood Affect Brain Development (M)

Childhood adversity experienced between ages 0-11 associated with a smaller cerebellum.

Childhood adversity experienced between ages 0-11 associated with a smaller cerebellum.

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The Serene Personality Trait Linked To A Longer Life (M)

People with this personality trait are 20 percent more likely to live past their 65th birthday.

People with this personality trait are 20 percent more likely to live past their 65th birthday.

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