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How Diet and Exercise Affect the Brain

Neurophysiology, Neuropsychology
The food we eat has an impact on the health of our brains and whether that is a negative or positive impact depends what kind of food it is. Research has shown that while some foods are beneficial for the health of the brain, others are harmful,…
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Immune System Disorders

Neurology, Neuropharmacology
In the past, diseases and disorders associated with the immune system were treated differently from those that affect the brain. But a recent discovery has shown that this network of proteins and cells that protect the body against parasite,…
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The Effect of a Missing Septum Pellucidum in the Human Brain

Neuropsychology
An Introduction to Septum Pellucidum Some babies may grow to display certain unusual behaviours early in childhood. They include difficulty in learning, seizures and vision impairments. After further research, scientists were able to isolate…
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August 10, 2022
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Absent Septum Pellucidum

Neurology
It is rare to find babies born without the septum pellucidum (SP), which is part of the structure of the brain. The septum pellucidum is a thin membrane is normally positioned in the middle of the brain separating the two halves of the brain.…
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Neuroanatomy

Neuroanatomy
Body functions, interpretation of information from one's surroundings and the importance of the mind and soul are all embodied in the most spectacular and complex organ of the body called the brain. Brain cells make up the functional units that…
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Brain Communication

Communication Among Brain Cells

Cognitive Neuroscience
The human brain is filled with billions of cells that receive and send signals every second. Those signals affect everything about us, including the emotions we feel and the memories we form. When we receive fresh information, nerve cells swoop…
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Brain Development – Neurological UK

Developmental Neuroscience, Neuropsychology
Nerve cells are produced, developed and connected in the brain of a human being (or animal) before they are born. In as much as there are factors that influence this development, there are processes that further lead to neurodevelopmental disorders…
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Brain Connectivity

The Elaborate Neural Network Process and Function

Systems Neuroscience
It might have seemed that a theory of evolution, sketched by the famous Englishman Charles Darwin is here to stay once and for all...
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Evolution

Developmental Neuroscience
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    It happens when you’re listening to good music at the opera. It also happens while waiting for the traffic light to turn green. It may be happening right now. And you don’t even know it.  You are perhaps daydreaming. Also known as mind wandering, daydreaming is the inability to stay in the present. But when […]

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    Communication Among Brain CellsJune 29, 2022 - 12:11 pm

    The human brain is filled with billions of cells that receive and send signals every second. Those signals affect everything about us, including the emotions we feel and the memories we form. When we receive fresh information, nerve cells swoop into action immediately, transmitting electrical signals which trigger the release of certain chemicals. These chemicals […]

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