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New research reveals distinct emotional and neural effects of atonal music
A recent study published in the journal Behavioral neuroscience shed light on how atonal music affects our emotions and brain
Why are we so alone? Surgeon General responds to Seattle
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The six foods that could boost memory in middle age and reduce the risk of dementia
Every three seconds a new person develops dementia and the world is currently rigged by a ticking time bomb. The
A 38-year-old triathlete suffered a heart attack during a race without warning. It’s part of a growing trend
Twelve minutes. That’s how long Matias Escobar lay on the ground without a pulse while paramedics performed CPR after his
Increase in heart attacks among young people: a healthy 38-year-old man speaks out
Twelve minutes. That’s how long Matias Escobar lay on the ground without a pulse while paramedics performed CPR after his
Yuen: Why singing is good for Alzheimer’s patients — and their caregivers, too
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What are the best exercises for seniors? 5 Simple Workouts Including Chair Exercises, Balance Training, Stretching and More to Lead a Healthy Life
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New study highlights possible link between tattoos and lymphoma, but experts say more research needed | CNN
CNN — A Swedish study has discovered a potential link between tattoos and a type of cancer called malignant lymphoma,
Depression predicts future physical activity levels, but not vice versa, study finds
A recent study published in Mental health and physical activity provides new insights into how depression and physical activity influence