For years, researchers have had to use tissue obtained posthumously to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., the … Read More »
Posted in Science | Tagged Athletes, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, concussions, research, soldiers, tissue | Leave a commentMost girls as young as 6 are already beginning to think of themselves as sex objects, according to … Read More »
Posted in Culture & Society, Mental Health & Wellbeing | Tagged research, self-sexualization, sex objects, young girls | Leave a commentOne of the big ‘buzz’ terms in education today is ‘parent engagement’; one of the most misunderstood terms … Read More »
Posted in Culture & Society | Tagged Angie Wilcock, integrated, parent engagement, parenting, research, sustained approach, systemic, teaching | 1 CommentWhen it comes to substance abuse like smoking or abuse of intoxicating drugs, it is very difficult to … Read More »
Posted in Drugs & Alcohol, Mental Health & Wellbeing | Tagged adolescent health, brain development, nicotine, research | 2 CommentsThe more researchers learn about dyslexia, the more they realize it’s a flaw not of character but of … Read More »
Posted in Mental Health & Wellbeing, Science | Tagged biology, dyslexia, research, rewiring the brain | 2 CommentsThe impact of music on the brain has been a hot topic in science in the past decade. … Read More »
Posted in Culture & Society, Science | Tagged childhood, enhance brain responses, music, research | 1 CommentLack of exercise tops the list of the biggest concerns about kids’ health, according to a new survey … Read More »
Posted in Culture & Society | Tagged children's health, inactivity, little excerise, physical activity, research | Leave a commentNeuroscientists have shown that we are lied to by our own brains. Take wine. Taste tests are commonly … Read More »
Posted in Culture & Society, Science | Tagged psychology, research, spending | 2 CommentsTACTICS commonly used by schools to deal with cyber bullies, such as asking them to show empathy towards … Read More »
Posted in Cybersafety | Tagged anti-bulling programs, cyber bulling, research, tactics | 4 CommentsHere are 10 questions to ask yourself to help determine if your sadness could be depression. If you … Read More »
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