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Exercise enhances motor skill learning and memory retention

The University of Copenhagen’s research highlights that physical exercise, performed either before or after practicing motor skills, significantly enhances motor learning and memory retention. This is due to increased brain plasticity, allowing for better acquisition and consolidation of new motor…

Dreams as a key to brain function and health

The significance of dreams in brain activity and health Rahul Jandial’s insights reveal that dreams serve as a cognitive tool, with the brain highly active during sleep. Nightmares and erotic dreams are universal, and the brain’s emotional and visual centers…

Collective knowledge doubles every year

Collective knowledge is expanding at an unprecedented rate, doubling each year. This rapid growth is driven by advancements in technology, communication, and information sharing, leading to significant changes in how knowledge is created, accessed, and utilized globally. As a result,…

The volume of global knowledge doubles every nine years

The evolution of medical knowledge and its transmission has accelerated significantly in the 21st century, with the volume of global knowledge doubling approximately every nine years. The rapid advancement and expansion of medical data challenge traditional teaching methods, requiring new…

Early speech pattern changes linked to cognitive decline

Aging affects word retrieval due to processing speed decline Research suggests that word-finding difficulties in aging are mainly due to a general slowdown in cognitive processing, rather than deficits in cognitive inhibition or specific language processing. Older adults experience increased…