Brain aging isn’t gradual: the crucial turning point at 43
One recent global study braves the normal theory that psychological loss is an inexorable march towards steady loss. Rather, its findings are such that genuine brain aging actually might begin years before anyone dreamed and that at about 43, a abrupt alteration occurs. Researchers at Stony Brook University used functional...
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Mount Fuji: new tourist restrictions to tackle overcrowding
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Interval Walking Training: the simple method to boost your health without changing your life
The Interval Walking Training (IWT) method was developed by a team of researchers at Shinshu University in Japan, led by...
In the heart of Germany, a small town changed the world of transportation
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Small, powerful, infinite: China’s 50-Year nuclear battery goes into production
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The plastic bag that could change the world
The classic plastic bag, which we use daily, has been around since 1965. That year, a group of Swedish engineers...
New power bank restrictions on Asian airlines from April 1
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Chronic pain: an often ignored symptom of Parkinson’s disease
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