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  • Exercise ‘Sweet Spot’ Reverses Cognitive Decline in Aging Mice

    Exercise ‘Sweet Spot’ Reverses Cognitive Decline in Aging Mice

    After more than a decade of research, the team found 35 days of voluntary physical exercise improved learning and memory. ...
    Aging Well January 1, 2022
  • Stand vs. Sit: Can 2 Hours a Day Help Your Heart?

    Stand vs. Sit: Can 2 Hours a Day Help Your Heart?

    A preliminary study of 780 men and women suggests that replacing 2 hours of sitting a day with ...
    Health August 14, 2015
  • Childhood Trauma Boosts Chance of Early Psychosis

    Childhood Trauma Boosts Chance of Early Psychosis

    More than 75 percent of people with early psychosis said they were exposed to some form of trauma ...
    Health June 8, 2015
  • How Herpes Revealed Coughing’s Trigger

    How Herpes Revealed Coughing’s Trigger

    The herpes virus led researchers to discover the respiratory tract links two different parts of the nervous system. ...
    Health May 27, 2015
  • Popular Little Kids Can ‘Read Minds’

    Popular Little Kids Can ‘Read Minds’

    Children who are sensitive to the thoughts and feelings of others are more popular on the playground, report ...
    People April 29, 2015
  • Can Clear Pots Build Drought-Proof Wheat?

    Can Clear Pots Build Drought-Proof Wheat?

    Growing grain in clear plastic pots may be a way to counter drought, which is expected to become ...
    Environment April 28, 2015
  • This Fish Mimics the Parents of Its Prey

    This Fish Mimics the Parents of Its Prey

    The dusky dottyback, a fish living in the Great Barrier Reef, can change color to blend in with ...
    Science April 3, 2015
  • Bee Brain Hints at How We Make Memories

    Bee Brain Hints at How We Make Memories

    Researchers studying honey bees have found that genes switch off as memories are being formed, allowing for new ...
    Health November 30, 2014
  • No Single Gene Makes You Tall or Short

    No Single Gene Makes You Tall or Short

    Whether you're tall or short doesn't depend on a single gene. New research shows that thousands of genes ...
    Health October 8, 2014
  • Great Barrier Reef May Face a Deadly Summer

    Great Barrier Reef May Face a Deadly Summer

    Study: This summer may bring an increase in coral death to the Great Barrier Reef, as the reef ...
    Environment July 31, 2014
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