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Research finds technique for early detection of Alzheimer's in animals
Posted in Medicine on 25th Jun, 2016
by Alex Muller
The work paves the way for a human trial with the technology, which could lead to a noninvasive means of detecting the disease.
Teaching Computers To Reason and Learn by Analogy
Posted in Science on 23rd Jun, 2016
by Alex Muller
Using a structure mapping system based on analogy, researchers have created a system that allows machines to reason more like humans do.
How Your Workplace Environment Affect Brain Function
Posted in Science on 20th Jun, 2016
by Alex Muller
Cognitive decline were observed in both men and women exposed to dirty working environments.
Exercise four hours after learning 'boosts memory'
Posted in Science on 18th Jun, 2016
by Alex Muller
Exercise is known to release proteins that can boost the part of the brain related to memory, and this study suggests the timing of it is crucial.
Ultrasound Opens the Brain to Promising Drugs
Posted in Medicine on 17th Jun, 2016
by Alex Muller
Opening the blood-brain barrier with ultrasound helps remove the amyloid-protein thought to be responsible for Alzheimers even without using any drugs.