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In humans, the brain seems to react to other people’s sensations, researchers sayContinue Reading
In humans, the brain seems to react to other people’s sensations, researchers sayContinue Reading
Almost half of patients are seizure-free 10 years later, study findsContinue Reading
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‘Sound’ training may help them hear speech in noisy settings, improve recall, research suggestsContinue Reading
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Those affected seem to place less importance on the sense in their daily lives, findings showContinue Reading
Brain doesn’t make connection between seeing and touching right away, small study findsContinue Reading
Vibrations in the ear continue briefly after a sound has ended, researchers sayContinue Reading
Cancer patients given THC ate more protein, said food ‘tasted better,’ small study findsContinue Reading
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