
Does terrible grammar just mildly annoy you? New research reveals grammar mistakes trigger a physical stress response.
Researchers at the University of Birmingham in the UK discovered a direct correlation between instances of poor grammar and ...

One of a baby’s earliest sounds is "da," which can refer to different things or nothing at all. How do adults make sense of this?
Using thousands of hours of transcribed audio recordings of adult-child interactions, researchers at ...

Getting quality shuteye may do more than leave you feeling refreshed. New research suggests deep, slow-wave sleep could be vital for preventing cognitive decline.
The findings suggest deep sleep is a potential modifiable factor for lowering ...

As you know from reading our posts, hearing aids help protect our brains from dementia (Alzheimer’s, the most common type).
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Are you feeling dizzy or off balance more often? New research shows it could signal elevated dementia risk.
A study of over 2 million Korean adults found those with vestibular loss were nearly twice as likely to develop dementia compared to ...

The slow, graceful movements of Tai Chi may offer lasting benefits for people with Parkinson's disease. New research shows that practicing Tai Chi twice weekly for 5+ years is linked to slower disease progression and reduced medication.
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Walmart is transforming the retail experience for shoppers with sensory sensitivities. All US stores will now have designated quiet hours with dimmed lights and no music.
Starting November 10, Walmart will offer sensory-friendly hours from 8-10 ...

Atrial fibrillation increases the risk of cognitive problems by 45%, according to new research. The large-scale study confirmed a link between heart health and dementia, which earlier studies had established.
The context: AF ...