Want to Help Your Memory? Tighten Your Fist
April 26th, 2013
New research suggests making a fist with your hand is not necessarily a sign of exasperation, rather a memory recall method.
Investigators also discovered a ...
New research suggests making a fist with your hand is not necessarily a sign of exasperation, rather a memory recall method.
Investigators also discovered a ...
A new study advises clinical gerontologists to be aware that psychologically vulnerable seniors are at risk of financial exploitation.
Researchers at Wayne State ...
A new study suggests belief in God may significantly improve the outcome of those receiving short-term treatment for psychiatric illness.
Researchers followed patients receiving care from ...
Students beware, a college habit of binge drinking can cause serious problems in later life.
A new study finds that regularly consuming multiple drinks in a ...
New research finds that morals and conscience play a role in how we view money.
In particular, researchers discover that when people perceive money as ...
New research suggests an infant’s response to a scary situation predicts if they will be at risk for conduct disorders later in life.
Specifically, scientists discovered infants ...
Technology is on a roll as robots and other forms of simulation devices are now used in schools, home and work environments.
Robots and simulations can do just about anything ...
Abundant parks and gardens seem to enhance the mental health and contentment of ubanites, according to a new study.
Researchers found those in an urban area ...
Several studies have documented the importance of a strong physician-patient relationship to foster behavioral change by the client.
Physicians may be presented with a teachable moment when life-changing ...
Despite the "student-athlete" label, college athletes are often viewed as being all brawn and no brain. A new initiative calls for proactive measures to improve an ...
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