Social Media, Online Communities May Aid Clinical Care for Seniors
April 17th, 2013
Health reform will involve a blend of old and new as researchers suggest social media can improve clinical care for ...
Health reform will involve a blend of old and new as researchers suggest social media can improve clinical care for ...
Emerging research investigates how online technology can lead to negative group behavior.
The ubiquity of media can influence wide-scale behavior based on false premises, according to researchers.
“Group behavior ...
New research confirms that slow oscillations in brain activity, which occur during so-called slow-wave sleep, are critical for retaining memories.
Researchers also discovered that playing ...
Although modern pharmacology has developed formulas to aid people with mental illness, the method by which the drugs actually work is often ...
A new research study finds that widespread use of media among freshman college students may ...
A study of U.S. Army officers suggests that effective leaders' brains may be physically "wired" to lead, a discovery that could improve ...
The dramatic success of Facebook has led researchers to study how emotionally involved Facebook users become with the social networking ...
New research investigates the manner in which the brain sorts out priorities and keeps processes organized.
For example, your brain knows it's time to cook ...
Despite the rapid proliferation of online educational offerings, evidence on the effectiveness of the new delivery method is a work ...
The value of pet therapy for helping a child manage the pain and emotional effects of a serious illness is well-documented.
Unfortunately, companion animals are not ...
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