Hope for Migraine Sufferers: Clinical Trial Shows Benefits of Yoga and Meditation
A clinical trial from Wake Forest School of Medicine shows the benefits yoga and mindfulness meditation may have for migraine sufferers.
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Study Shows Wild Kangaroos Can Intentionally Communicate With Humans
Animals that have never been domesticated, such as kangaroos, can intentionally communicate with humans, says new University of Sydney study.
Movement Video Game Increased Cognitive Skills in 80-Year-olds With Severe Dementia
Cognitive motor training helps in the fight against Alzheimer's and dementia, as demonstrated for the first time in a study by an international team of researchers. A dementia diagnosis turns the world upside down, not only for the person affected but also for their relatives, as brain function gradually declines. Those affected lose their ability […]
Eco-friendly 'Jelly Ice Cube' Could Transform Cold Storage: No Plastic and Doesn't Melt
UC Davis researchers ahve created an eco-friendly jelly ice cube that could help make cold storage a much more sustainable practice.
Are Your Ears Ringing From Tinnitus? This Non-Invasive Nerve Stimulation Could Help Millions
Tinnitus can be silenced with a new tongue-zapping device for up to a year, according to a new study from the University of Minnesota.
If You Can't Muster a Real Smile, Researchers Suggest You 'Fake it till you make it'
A University of South Australia study, published in Experimental Psychology, says even a fake smile can make you feel more positive, happy.
Chewing Gum Could Reduce the Spread of Covid-19 By Cutting the Virus in Saliva, Says New Study
Scientists have invented a chewing gum stick that traps COVID-19 viral particles and can significantly reduce viral load in saliva.
This 'Floating Continent' Could Collect and Recycle Plastic from the Ocean in Future
The "8th Continent" is an award-winning concept for a flower-shaped ocean station that researchers, as well as cleans, the seas.
A New Stem-Cell Treatment Looks to Have Cured a Man of Type 1 Diabetes
Brian Shelton, 64, could be the first man cured of type-1 diabetes after receiving a stem cell treatment of new islet cells.
World's First 3D-Printed Eye Offers Digital Prosthetics
A man from London has received the world's first 3D-printed digital prosthetic eye, and you'd never be able to see the difference.
Red Light Therapy Could Improve Your Eyesight After it Declines Due to Age
Could staring at a red light you can barely see for 3 minutes a week help treat declining vision? The short answer is yes!
New Procedure Could Improve Quality of Life for Millions of People after Knee Replacement Surgery
Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta has found that radio C-RFA treatment lessens joint pain in people who have arthritis.
People Enjoy Surprisingly Deep Conversations With Strangers, And New Study Finds Benefits
There are positive benefits of having deep and meaningful conversations with strangers, a new study finds.
NASA and SpaceX Launched First Rocket to Test a Defense System Against Giant Asteroids in the Future
NASA launched DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test), the world's first technology mission to defend Earth against asteroids or comets.
Coffee and Tea Drinking May be Associated With Reduced Rates of Stroke and Dementia
A new study from PLOS has found that tea and coffee drinking may be associated with reduced rates of dementia and stroke.
Thrilled Astronomers in Chile Are First to Photograph a Moon-forming Disc Around an Exoplanet
Using the ALMA, astronomers have unambiguously detected the presence of a disc around a planet outside our solar system for the first time.
How the Mind Can Be 'Trained Like a Muscle' to Focus - Try Using These Simple Exercises
In a busy world, better focus can make the difference in literally everything: the good news is that good focus can be easily trained.
The Best Way to Eliminate Procrastination is Easier Than You Think, Says New Research
An Otago University study on procrastination has found that it's all about not setting deadlines, if you're looking to get the best from people.
Hawking's 50-Year Mystery About Falling into Black Holes Has Finally Been Solved
Solving Hawking's black hole information paradox, scientists end a 50-year contradicton of what happens to things that fall in a black hole.
Impact-Absorbing Traffic Light Poles Could Save Lives
These flexible traffic light poles are set in a bit of foam, that allows them to bend if impacted by a car, saving pole, car, and driver.
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