As we age, our bodies naturally become more vulnerable to a myriad of health issues. For example, with increased age and frailty comes chronic pain. Sensory issues, ranging from hearing…
Undergoing a hair transplant is a significant step in addressing hair loss, but the success of the procedure doesn’t end when you leave the operating room. Post-operative care is crucial…
Aging is a natural process in life but for some, it may be associated with difficulties in carrying out activities of daily living. Old people may lack the strength, flexibility,…
The Cognitive Benefits of Essay Writing: How It Shapes and Strengthens Your Brain Learning to write essays isn’t only about expressing your thoughts or finishing your homework. It could be…
While we often hear an argument about “mild cases” of COVID-19 in the pandemic that don’t require individuals to seek hospitalization, many of the after effects still remain an elusive…
It’s not hard to be captivated by the wonders of space travel – being able to see your home planet among the stars, realizing how small you are compared to…
If you’ve lived long enough, there’s probably been a time that you’ve been wronged or felt some wrong was done deliberately against you. Whether or not you decided to retaliate…
The Practicing Brain Practice makes perfect. You’ve probably had the phrase drilled into your head for quite some time – and grown to believe that there’s some merit to it…
The Practicing Brain Practice makes perfect. You’ve probably had the phrase drilled into your head for quite some time – and grown to believe that there’s some merit to it…
Not Even Close: Your Brain on Telecommuting As we enter the third year of the pandemic, it seems ever more likely that remote work will be staying with us for…
It takes a sizable powerhouse for the human brain to create and support memory, and the gears go to work each time we recall a particular memory, making a new…
About two millennia ago, suspected for his role in a plot when he was likely innocent, the ancient Roman philosopher known as Seneca, was targeted by the empire’s ruling class…
Our nervous system has been intricately constructed to both perceive and react to fear, a mechanism necessary to our survival, and quite developed after centuries of eluding predators. We may…