HEALTH
Human Brains May Have Evolved To Innately Love Music
In a study, scientists in South Korea found that human brains develop a natural sensitivity to music, even before ever being exposed to it.
Women Get More Out Of Exercise Than Men Do
Researchers say that the study findings might encourage more women to start exercising.
Bilingualism Can Boost Cognitive Health In Later Life
Bilingualism enhances cognitive reserve by improving social cue interpretations. Such benefits persist till later in life.
Gum Disease Might Be A Precursor To Diabetes
Study shows how gum disease and diabetes interact. It suggests that "RESISTIN" molecule can be targeted to treat gum disease patients and reduce diabetes risk
A Big Feat: Scientists Have Turned Skin Cells Into Limb Cells
The finding opens up possibilities for using these transformed cells in regenerative therapies.
Lack of LGBTQIA+ Topics in Indian Psychiatry Training
The study highlights urgent need for LGBTQIA+-inclusive training in Indian psychiatry residencies.
Bullying Could Lead To Psychosis In Teens
The study shows that bullying could alter the levels of neurotransmitter, Glutamate, which is linked with psychosis.
Study Shows Genetic Links To Academic Achievements in East Asians
Until now such studies have been limited to Western populations.
Dog Ownership Can Cut Dementia Risk By 40% In Older People
People with dogs tend to get into the habit of physical activity and forming social connections, which reduces their dementia risk.
