Physical Athletes’ Visual Skills Prove Sharper Than Action Video Game Players
Strong visual skills make all the difference between delivering peak performance and achieving average results for an athlete.
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Neuroscientists Roll Out First Comprehensive Atlas Of Brain Cells
The study will provide a springboard for future research into the structure and function of the brain.
Study Examines Picky Eating In College Students
Picky eating in childhood is associated with eating behaviors and feeding challenges, reveals the study.
Study Finds Screen Time Linked To Risk Of Myopia In Young People
The “myopia epidemic” is likely to be driven by exposure to environmental risk factors present in ever more urbanized societies.
Color-coded Nutrition Labels, Warnings Linked To Healthier Food Purchases: Study
Color-coded labels appeared to be more beneficial while warning labels were more effective in discouraging unhealthy purchases.
Iron Deficiency In Middle Age Linked With Risk Of Developing Heart Disease: Study
10 percent of new coronary heart disease cases could be avoided by preventing iron deficiency.
Researchers Attempt Better Understanding Of Cystic Fibrosis
A new understanding of cellular defects related to cystic fibrosis could help pave the way for the treatment.
Researchers Find Promising Results For Parkinson’s Disease Treatment
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have found a way to make deep brain stimulation (DBS) more precise
Cancer Drug Reverses Alzheimer’s Symptoms In Mice
Axitinib, which inhibits blood vessel growth in tumors, halts similar growth affecting patients’ brains.