What neuroscience can and cannot tell us about discrimination Citation: Psychology Today (https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/denying-the-grave/201709/can-brain-imaging-teach-us-anything-about-racism) “Given the incomprehensible political scenario in which we find ourselves today, we must definitely examine all angles as we […]
“For any child who has lost a tooth, the tooth fairy is a welcome visitor. The fairy will not only leave a small present under the pillow, but the kid will also […]
“Using skin-implanted bioelectrical sensors, it is possible to monitor bodily electrical impulses, such as heart rate and muscle contraction. Despite the fact that doctors can use such information, existing bioelectric sensor technology […]
Cavities are caused by bacteria and are more often referred to as tooth decay. “Caries” means “rottenness” in Latin. One of the most prevalent long-term illnesses and a significant public health issue, […]
Additionally, the study discovered that women suffered from these symptoms at a greater rate than men, and that 35- to 55-year-olds suffered the most. “We conclude that our results represent the suffering […]
Medicated chewing gum has been recognised as a new advanced drug delivery method but currently there is no gold standard for testing drug release from chewing gum in vitro. New research has […]
“Periodontal disease has been linked to an increased risk of esophageal (gullet) cancer and gastric (stomach) cancer, according to US researchers, and this risk was also greater in individuals who had previously […]
The researchers looked at 872 cases of non-inherited polyposis in colorectal cancer from 201 individuals. Intestinal polyps may grow as a result of this disease, increasing the risk of cancer development. The […]
“Periodontal disorder, alternatively referred to as gum disease, is a debilitating illness that impacts almost half of all Americans aged 30 and over. Periodontal disorder, if left untreated, will destroy the jawbone […]
Emotionally resilient people better at exercising sound judgment when things get chaotic. Science Daily “The probabilistic decision-making abilities of more than 300 individuals, including people with major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety […]
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