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How Clutter Affects Your Brain (and What You Can Do About It)
A few years ago, I worked at a web design agency as a product manager. The part of the job I loved the most was working on product with our design team and clients. Unfortunately, this was only about...
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Restoring Memory with a Brain Implant Became Possible
In the film “Eternal Shine of the Mind”, the characters became part of a scientific experiment which would let them erase their memory. But what if, instead of erasing memory, you would be able to...
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The Arsehole Gene
It may be a brother, a sister, a father, a mother, or a co-worker. Whoever it may be, we understand. May the healing begin. After years of investigation, a group of European scientists had discovered...
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A Disease Without A Cure Is Spreading In The Western United States
An airborne fungal disease without a cure, coccidioidomycosis — also known as valley fever or cocci — is affecting more people than ever in the Southwest, where more than 20,000 cases have been...
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Ten Body Functions Retained After Death
It is interesting to learn about the functions of the human body that are still performed even after several hours or even days after clinical death. 10. The growth of hair and nails Despite the fact...
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FDA Approves Brainwave Device For Diagnosing ADHD
A 20-minute brainwave test improves ADHD diagnoses, according to company data submitted to the FDA. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a brainwave-measuring device to help diagnose kids...
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New Shapeshifting Biogel Could Help Heal Aging Spines
Along with cell therapy, the biomaterial could help stop or reverse the loss of material between vertebrae. As we get older, the cushy material that absorbs shock between our spinal vertebrae breaks...
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Stubborn Excess Body Fat That Won’t Budge? Yoga Can Help
Not only is yoga exceptional for reducing stress, relaxing the body and taming disease, but it’s also a fabulous method for shedding unwanted pounds. By increasing oxygen intake, unblocking energy and...
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Smart neural dust could carry sensors deep into the human brain, send data...
The key to unraveling the mysteries of the brain may lie in getting better real time data from that cluster of neurons. We have effective imaging technologies like functional MRI and positron emission...
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Practice These Yoga Moves at Your Standing Desk
While sitting all day might be killing you, standing for long periods of time can also cause discomfort. A few yoga moves can get rid of the aches and pains that come with switching to a standing desk....
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Proposed ‘deflector shield’ could protect astronauts from radiation
As if Star Trek didn’t already provide enough futuristic inspiration, scientists from the UK are working on an actual deflector shield that could protect astronauts from dangerous levels of radiation....
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How [Mindful] Meditation Works
Mindfulness meditation is having a moment in the West, and with it some compelling reasons to understand and try it. Mindfulness meditation. Chances are that you’ve either heard or seen (or rolled your...
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Bone Marrow Transplants Remove All Sign of HIV in Two Men
It’s turning into quite a year for HIV treatment. First a baby girl was functionally cured of the HIV virus, then 14 adults were successfully treated with early-stage ARV drugs. Now, two men with...
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VICE.COM: Sensory Deprivation Tanks [Documentary]
PART 1 PART 2 PART 3 Filed under: Documentaries, Health, Psychology, Science Tagged: Health, Psychology, SCIENCE, sensory deprevation, sensory deprevation tank, VICE, vice.com
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Researchers uncover key clues in the mystery of limb regeneration
Why do some salamanders regenerate limbs faster than others? A team of biologists has identified genetic factors that may dictate the rate at which limbs and organs re-grow in these incredible...
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How to grow a human heart in three (relatively) easy steps
The day is fast approaching when scientists will finally be able to reconstruct a person’s heart from a clump of cells and a simple scaffold. We’re not there yet, but this video will show you how it’s...
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Pineal Gland: the Gateway to Other Dimensions or a Quantum Computer in our Head
Many have probably heard that our brain has a small body called epiphysis or pineal gland. It is believed that this is our “third eye”. Epiphysis has many names: the Third Eye, Adjna Chakra, the Eye of...
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Placebo and Nocebo Effects: How Your Thoughts Influence Your Health
We have all heard of the miraculous placebo effect:you take a simple aspirin strongly believing that it will reduce your cholesterol and it does! While the positive effects of placebo pills or...
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Injectable smart sponges could deliver medications only where needed
Medical science is always hard at work developing the next miraculous medication, but some of them will be of limited use without an equally miraculous delivery system. Advanced materials science may...
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Machine Squeezes Drinking Water From Your Sweaty T-Shirt
By Francie Diep @ PopSci.com I think the question here isn’t whether you’d drink your own, but whether you’d drink someone else’s. One company has designed a system, called Sweat Machine, to wring...
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