Life flashes before our eyes when we die. We've seen it in the movies and we've read about it in the books, but until now we didn't know for sure if …
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Neuropsychology
Why expressing emotions is good, according to neuroscience
Expressing emotions assertively is one of our pending subjects. It is not strange if we consider that we live in a highly repressive culture of …
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Post-covid cognitive deficit: Neuroscientists discover that the coronavirus affects intelligence
Covid-19 has not only put the whole world in check, leaving a huge toll of deaths, but some of the people who survive the disease are also left with …
Living in a noisy neighborhood increases your risk of developing dementia
"Noise does not do good, good does not make noise", said Frenchman Vincent de Paul. Living in big cities and working in noisy offices or factories, we …
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Internet and Brain: The hidden benefits for the elderly
Much has been said about the addictive nature of the Internet but not all the effects of the net are negative and this is shown by a research carried …
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How many hugs do we need a day to be happy?
Hugs are a particularly intimate and intense way of expressing emotions. Through a hug we can transmit our happiness or sadness. We can tell a person …
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Mirror writing in children and adults: what is this?
Mirror writing is a very old and relatively common phenomenon in children, left-handed people, and right-to-left languages. Although we tend to see …
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