Air Pollution Linked With Increased Risk Of Dementia: Study
Exposure to 1 microgram of particulate matter per cubic meter corresponds to a 16 percent greater chance of all-cause dementia.
Science & New Studies
Learning Foreign Languages Can Enhance Processing Of Music In The Brain: Study
A music-related hobby can enhance language skills and affect the processing of speech in the brain and vice-versa.
As Millions Are Still Working From Home, Study Reveals We Really Miss Those Office Interruptions
Colleagues dropping by to break up the day make us feel as if we’re all on the same team, report reveals.
Batteryless Pacemaker Could Use Heart’s Energy For Power: Study
Researchers are trying to create a batteryless pacemaker to harvest kinetic energy from the heart.
Study Suggests Stinkweed Could Make Cleaner Biojet Fuel
Research suggests a common farm weed could make a “greener” jet fuel.
Weigh To Grow: People Who Load Their Plates At All-You-Can-Eat Buffets Will Pile On The Pounds
People who take less food are likely to stay trim for years, says a new study.
Lifestyle Adjustments In Obese Seniors Can Help Boost Vascular Health
Eliminating just 200 calories a day with 30 minutes of aerobic exercise four days a week shows improvement in aortic stiffness.
Older Adults Are Happier When Space Matches Personality
Study finds that living space décor can accurately indicate personality traits and the mood of the people who live there.
People Show More Leniency Towards Loved Ones When They Misbehave
A new study shows that leniency towards loved ones may come at the cost of one’s sense of self-worth.