AL8 hours agoMind-reading and neuroplasticity: In conversation with neurologist Alvaro Pascual-Leonebigthink.com - Adolfo PlasenciaOn the wall opposite Alvaro Pascual-Leone’s birth house, on a street in Valencia where the now Harvard-based behavioral neurologist spent his …
AL22 hours agoSea cucumbers may be weirdos, but without them our oceans might dieSalon - By Matthew RozsaFrom their bizarre name to their blobby worm shape to the fact that its anus is also a mouth, sea cucumbers are some of the most outlandish things in the ocean. There are more than 1,700 species in the world, each one as otherworldly as the next, most shaped like the titular vegetable (a cucumber), …
AL13 hours agoTwo ‘early signs’ you shouldn’t ignore if you care about your health, says hospice nurseThe Focus - Chaitra KrishnamurthySpotting the early signs of critical illnesses can save your life. A hospice nurse, from her experience of years, warns of two symptoms you should …
AL11 hours agoNew Study Says People With High Amounts of Fat in These Parts of the Body Are More At Risk of Developing Alzheimer's, Parkinson'sMen's Journal - Chris Malone MéndezTime to do more muscle workouts. Scientists continue to search for potential causes that can lead a person to develop Alzheimer's or Parkinson's …
AL2 days agoBreakthrough new drug effectively treats the world’s most common liver diseasethebrighterside.news - Joshua ShavitA study led by the University of Barcelona proposes that the drug pemafibrate could be an effective treatment for liver disease linked to metabolic …
AL1 day agoScientists revived an ancient virus found in suspended animation. Here's what happened nextsciencefocus.com - Dr Jeremy RossmanFrom viruses in frozen mummies to anthrax outbreaks in Siberia. What lies beneath the ice is creepy, to say the least. Permafrost, ground that is …
