Research: Early Bilingualism Boosts Brain Connectivity and Cognitive Flexibility
New research from McGill University and other institutions underlines the cognitive benefits of mastering a second language, especially if learned early in childhood.
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How Seasonal Changes Affect Mental Health: Understanding Winter Blues and SAD
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and the “winter blues” are common mental health issues linked to seasonal changes, particularly during winter. These conditions are
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New Research Reveals Exercise Strengthens Brain-Muscle Connection
Physical workouts have long been lauded for their myriad benefits for the body from improving cardiovascular health to strengthening muscle mass and bones.
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US Woman Chained Herself As She Was Suffering from Mental Illness
Last month, A US woman was found chained to a tree in a forest of Ratnagiri. She told the Police that she had
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Study Calls for Immediate Attention to Long-Term Postpartum Health Issues in Women
Common issues after giving birth can significantly impact women’s health and well-being for the remainder of their lives, according to Dr Ranee Thakar,
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Research: How Addictive Drugs can Hijack Brain’s Reward System
A groundbreaking study took place to identify the mechanism of addiction mainly using two different classes of drugs, psychostimulant (cocaine)and opioid (morphine), which
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First Half Sleep Essential as it Resets Brain for New Learning: Study Finds
Does hard work with sleepless nights really work? Recent research showed why sleep is necessary for learning capabilities and how effective is nap
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Hay Festival 2024: Authors Signified DayDreaming Important for Cognitive Development
Hay Festival 2024 is around the corner with authors around the world collectively gathering for emphasis on reading and thinking. Lauren Child, one
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The Trait Approach to Leadership: Understanding What Makes Great Leaders Unique
Did you ever think what makes great leaders unique from the rest? Is it the heredity as said in the Great Man theory
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Anxiety could be fueled by High-Fat Diet: Study
According to a new study from the University of Colorado Boulder, reaching for comfort foods high in fat when stressed may fuel anxiety.