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Gene-Culture Coevolution and Human Diet
American Scientist - 2 Hours ago
Rather than acting in isolation, biology and culture have interacted to develop the diet we have today
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What Happens in the Amygdala... Damage to Brain's Decision-Making Area May Encourage
Scientific American - 2 Hours ago
Imagine you've lost your job. You have some money saved, and a chance to double it with a gamble. But if you lose the bet, you'll forfeit everything. What would you do? [More]
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Localization of muscarinic receptors M1R, M2R and M3R in the human colon
Neurogastroenterology and Motility - 13 Hours ago
Background Muscarinic acetylcholine receptors (MR) are involved in multiple intestinal reflexes. The cellular localization of subtypes of MRs within enteric circuits mediating muscle and mucosal reflexes
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Scientists identify gene linked to biological ageing in humans
NetIndia123.com - 14 Hours ago
Biological ageing, as distinct from chronology ageing, includes changes in the physical structure of the body as well as changes in the performance of motor skills and sensory awareness. The team analysed
Scientists find gene variant link to aging cells Reuters UK
Scientists Find Gene Variant Link To Ageing Cells Post Chronicle
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More â??Mixedâ? Families See Psychologists In Chile
Santiago Times - 119 Minutes ago
Written by Loretta van der Horst Family therapy increases as stepfamilies become more common Couples with children from previous marriages are more often getting counseling to smoothen the communication
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GUILTY! Japan's justice system "breached human rights of Greenpeace anti-whaling
Greenpeace UK - 2 Hours ago
Toru and Junichi at the 2008 press conference where they first exposed the corruption scandal When two of our activists were detained after exposing major corruption in the Japanese whaling industry
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Study: Damage to Brainâ??s Fear Center Makes People Riskier Gamblers
Discover Magazine - 2 Hours ago
Whether your fear is panicked, like in a life-or-death situation, or deliberative, like a decision about whether to take a big risk on game show, it all comes back to the amygdala. And a new study of
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Sex Robot Initially Designed as a Health Aid
Discovery Channel - 5 Hours ago
Thanks to Medicare, which wouldnâ??t reimburse for the cost of a help-mate robot, Roxxxy the robot is now seeking employment in the adult entertainment business. People have the ability to create and
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The Universality of Emotion Expressions
Suite101.com - 5 Hours ago
It is not unusual to notice that people from different origins have different habits. However, there exist also commonalities on the way in which people react in certain situations. Vocal signals used
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Kennewick man fatally stabbed in Pasco
Individual.com - 17 Hours ago
Pasco police are looking for two men in connection to the stabbing death of a Kennewick man early Sunday outside the El Patron Night Club in Pasco. The 41-year-old victim, Froilan Godines, was a security
2 charged in fatal Pasco nightclub stabbing The Olympian
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Family meals, good sleep, no TV lower childhood ob ...
Webindia123 - 16 Hours ago
Preschool children are less likely to become obese if they regularly eat dinner with the rest of the family, get adequate sleep and limit television watching time. In a large US sample, the study showed
Family Meals, Adequate Sleep And Limited TV May Lower Childhood Obesity Medical News Today
Medical News: Family Meals, Adequate Sleep And Limited TV May Lower Childhood Obesity BioFind
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Teenage Headaches Not Related To Gadgets
Medical News Today - 8 Hours ago
Use of most electronic media is not associated with headaches, at least not in adolescents. A study of 1025 13-17 year olds, published in the open access journal BMC Neurology, found no association between
Blame headaches in teens on music, not gadgets Africa Leader
Gadgets don't cause teenagers' headaches Individual.com
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Brain defect can turn the cautious into high-risk gamblers
Mail Online UK - 8 Hours ago
People who gamble recklessly for high stakes may have a brain defect that makes them more willing to take risks with money.
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Researchers unveil psychology of ads that prompt you to buy
NetIndia123.com - 14 Hours ago
Your answer may not be so clear-cut, says a new research by Danit Ein-Gar of Tel Aviv University (TAU) Recanati Graduate School of Business Studies. She and her American colleague Camille Su Lin Johnson
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Brain selective about retaining key smells out of thousands
NetIndia123.com - 14 Hours ago
'There is a lot of information coming into the brain whenever a scent is detected and it would be difficult to process it all,' says Judith Reinhard, who led the study at the University of Queensland
Brain selective about retaining key smells out of ... Webindia123
Brain selective about retaining key smells Khaleej Times
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Neurosurgeon-Scientist Eric C. Holland, MD, PhD to Join Health Enhancement Products
RBC Dain Rauscher - 19 Hours ago
Health Enhancement Products, Inc. (OTCBB:HEPI) today announced Eric C. Holland, MD, PhD, Vice Chair, Translational Research, Department of Neurosurgery; Director, Brain Tumor Center; Emily Tow Jackson
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Transistors Mimicking Brain Behavior
Nanotechnology News - 19 Hours ago
New results out of France show that a team of researchers have created a transistor which mimics certain behavior of the brain. Their innovative new device is called a nanoparticle organic memory field-effect
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Brain Fitness the Latest Fad to Prevent Memory Loss?
AOL - 21 Hours ago
(Feb. 7) -- A week before the world economic summit got under way in Davos, Switzerland, last month, a self-proclaimed 'global summit' of a very different sort was winding down. Its 250 or so participants
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A Neuroscientist Studying the Structure of Dog Brains
Southwest Florida Herald Tribune - 9 Hours ago
At his Princeton laboratory, Samuel Wang is searching for basic information on how the brains of humans and dogs work. Dr. Wang, 42, an associate professor at the university, also spends time popularizing
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Anthropologists discover ancient civilisation
IBNLive India News - 9 Hours ago
Brazil: Huge geometric earthworks have been discovered near Brazil's border with Bolivia. Aerial images reveal vast archeological remains of what is believed to be an ancient civilization dating back
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Brain Area Responsible For Fear Of Losing Money Discovered
Medical News Today - 5 Hours ago
Neuroscientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and their colleagues have tied the human aversion to losing money to a specific structure in the brain - the amygdala. The finding,
Neuroscientists Discover Brain Area Responsible for Fear of Losing Money Caltech Daily News
Caltech neuroscientists discover brain area responsible for fear of losing money EurekAlert!
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Pentagon and Congress should act quickly to end gay military ban, APA says
YubaNet - 21 Hours ago
WASHINGTON, D.C. Feb. 4, 2010 - The American Psychological Association urged both the Pentagon and Congress today to move swiftly to end the restrictions on gays and lesbians serving openly in the military,
Medical News: Pentagon And Congress Should Act Quickly To End Gay Military Ban, BioFind
Pentagon And Congress Should Act Quickly To End Gay Military Ban Red Orbit
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Built-in amps: How subtle head motions, quiet sounds are reported to the brain
EurekAlert! - 8 Hours ago
MBL, WOODS HOLE, MAâ??The phrase "perk up your ears" made more sense last year after scientists discovered how the quietest sounds are amplified in the cochlea before being transmitted to the brain. When
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Brain scan allows unconscious patient to communicate - Premium content
Nature - 2/8/2010
Brain imaging has allowed a man who was previously considered unconscious to answer a series of yes-or-no questions. The study, published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine1, challenges
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Archaeology expert calls Scots power line 'rape of countryside'
The Scotsman - 2/8/2010
TV ARCHAEOLOGIST Neil Oliver has joined the controversy over the Beauly-Denny power line and also compared onshore wind farms to "raping" the countryside.
Archaeology expert calls Scots power line 'rape of countryside' The Scotsman
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