Scientists are edging closer to achieving speech restoration in people suffering from paralysis disorders or those who are aphasic following a stroke. Using a combination of brain signal readers and artificial intelligence, researchers at the Radboud University and the University Medical Center Utrecht have developed a means of communication that is accurate and similar to […]

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“If you don’t have your health, you don’t have anything.” It’s a common platitude that highlights just how important a healthy mind and body are. If your body and mind are in their best possible state (obviously with consideration to chronic conditions or mental illnesses), it provides the optimum foundation for overcoming life’s many challenges. […]

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Knowing the early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s and dementia is vital if you are caring for an older person. Finding your keys in the refrigerator is often an indicator of fatigue or absent-mindedness, but it can also be a hint that you need to take measures to preserve your health. Half a million people […]

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The way we think of marijuana has changed in recent years, largely because several US states and Canada have legalized it. Many people don’t smoke cigarettes because they understand it is harmful, but what about smoking marijuana? Do people feel that smoking marijuana or being exposed to it is less harmful than tobacco?  Changing Perception […]

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Stem cells are classified into embryonic, adult, and induced pluripotent stem cells, each having unique properties and potentials. These cells are a cornerstone of regenerative medicine, offering the possibility of growing replacement tissues and organs. However, the use of embryonic stem cells, in particular, sparks ethical debates, primarily due to the destruction of human embryos. […]

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In a world where the quest for health and wellness is ever-evolving, weight loss remains a paramount goal for many. Gone are the days when traditional methods were the only path to shedding pounds. Today, we stand at the forefront of innovative and scientifically backed approaches that promise effective weight loss and a journey that […]

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What’s The Deal With ME/CFS? For decades, a mystery syndrome has struck down up to 130 million people worldwide. Crushing fatigue, difficulty in thinking clearly, muscle aches, exhaustion after exercise that takes forever to go away, difficulty sleeping and more. This constellation of symptoms is referred to as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). […]

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We are our brains. Every synapse, nerve, and muscle is connected in one way or another to our brain. It determines everything about us, which makes it both our biggest asset and our fatal flaw. When our brains are cared for and operating well, we can be incredibly well-established in our lives. However, if a […]

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