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This Traditional Japanese Floor Mat May Ease Stress, Study Finds
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (547+ words) Research led by Kuniyoshi Shimizu, Kyushu University Igusa is the core material used in making tatami mats. After Igusa is cultivated, it is dried and woven into mats. These mats are then sewn onto the tatami’s base. Over 90% of Igusa…...
Aerobic Exercise After Menopause May Give Women's Brains Bigger Boost
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (248+ words) Home › Wellness › Exercise News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Sharon Sanz Simon (Rutgers University) (Credit: © Светлана Мищенко - stock.adobe.com) Women hoping to keep their memory and focus sharp as they age might want to pay attention to…...
The Secret To Sharp Memory In Old Age? Decades Of Mental Effort, Study Suggests
1+ week, 4+ day ago (152+ words) Research led by Raffaella Rumiati, Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati (SISSA) Credit: Nathana Rebouças on Unsplash People with higher cognitive reserve scores were more accurate across the board. It didn’t matter whether the round was easy or hard, whether…...
What Is A Memory Made Of? Researchers Look Past Neurons For Answers
2+ week, 4+ day ago (236+ words) Research led by Dr. Gerard Marx (MX Biotech Ltd.), Prof. Chaim Gilon (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) (© pickup - stock.adobe.com) Marx and Gilon reviewed more than a dozen major academic works on consciousness, from philosophical treatises to neuroscience texts, and…...
Extra Pounds Linked To Lower Death Risk In Seniors -- With One Exception
2+ week, 5+ day ago (658+ words) Research led by Furong Xu (University of Rhode Island) For decades, doctors have told older Americans to lose weight. But a major new study tracking nearly 7,000 seniors over 14 years is turning that advice on its head, at least in part....
Old-School Press Releases Still Beat Social Media For Science News
2+ week, 5+ day ago (186+ words) When a brain research center in Spain wanted to know whether their communications team was actually making a difference, they ran a controlled experiment. What they found should change how universities and research centers think about getting their science noticed....
New Brain Cell Development Appears To Stall In People With Depression
2+ week, 6+ day ago (716+ words) Called "brilliant," "fantastic," and "spot on" by scientists and researchers, our acclaimed StudyFinds Analysis articles are created using an exclusive AI-based model with complete human oversight by the StudyFinds Editorial Team. For these articles, we use an unparalleled LLM process…...
When Older And Younger Adults Draw Together, Brains Sync In Different Ways
2+ week, 6+ day ago (395+ words) Research led by Ryssa Moffat, Emily S. Cross (ETH Zurich) Participants mingling and exploring the gallery of co-created drawings at an event held six months after the last data collection. (Credit: Ryssa Moffat) Researchers at ETH Zurich and the University of…...
AI Reads Pain on Horse's Face, With One Surprising Blind Spot
3+ week, 3+ hour ago (362+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Marcelo Feighelstein (Tel Hai University of Kiryat Shmona) Visualization from the SHIC-XE AI framework revealing the anatomical cues used by AI to detect pain in horses. (Credit: Tel-Hai University of Kiryat Shmona in…...
Do You Really Need to Finish Every Antibiotic? What Science Says
4+ week, 14+ hour ago (243+ words) Home › Drug & Medication News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Alistair Thorpe (University of Utah) Most respondents who preferred longer antibiotic courses said they equated duration with effectiveness. In their minds, a longer course meant the infection was being…...