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Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

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Video games have long been part of modern culture and everyday life for millions of people worldwide.
The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

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It turns out that the galaxy's thick disc began forming as early as 13 billion years ago. That's two billion years earlier than scientists had previously thought!
Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

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By 2003, the international Human Genome Project had deciphered 92% of the human genome.
Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

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Supernal, owned by Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor Group, has started the development of an electric aerial vehicle.
Physical activity improves memory

Physical activity improves memory

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It's not without reason that they say that movement is life because regular exercise turns out to have benefits for our muscles and our brains.
Has the era of meta universes arrived?

Has the era of meta universes arrived?

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In the 20th century, people dreamt that they would colonize other planets and travel across different universes in a hundred years. But what do we see today?
Video Games in Medicine. From RPGs for Cancer to VR for PTSD

Video Games in Medicine. From RPGs for Cancer to VR for PTSD

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According to statistics, about 85% of American children between the ages of 2 and 17 regularly play computer games.
6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

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Despite the advances in science and the giant leap it has made over the past thirty years, the brain is still one of the most mysterious organs in the human body.

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Physical activity improves memory

Physical activity improves memory

news | | Med & Bio | comments6

It's not without reason that they say that movement is life because regular exercise turns out to have benefits for our muscles and our brains.
6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

articles | | Med & Bio | comments11

Despite the advances in science and the giant leap it has made over the past thirty years, the brain is still one of the most mysterious organs in the human body.
Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

news | | Gadgets | comments8

Supernal, owned by Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor Group, has started the development of an electric aerial vehicle.
Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

news | | Med & Bio | comments5

By 2003, the international Human Genome Project had deciphered 92% of the human genome.
The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

news | | Science & Education | comments4

It turns out that the galaxy's thick disc began forming as early as 13 billion years ago. That's two billion years earlier than scientists had previously thought!
Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

news | | Med & Bio | comments5

Video games have long been part of modern culture and everyday life for millions of people worldwide.
6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

articles | | Med & Bio | comments11

Despite the advances in science and the giant leap it has made over the past thirty years, the brain is still one of the most mysterious organs in the human body.
Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

news | | Gadgets | comments8

Supernal, owned by Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor Group, has started the development of an electric aerial vehicle.
Physical activity improves memory

Physical activity improves memory

news | | Med & Bio | comments6

It's not without reason that they say that movement is life because regular exercise turns out to have benefits for our muscles and our brains.
Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

news | | Med & Bio | comments5

Video games have long been part of modern culture and everyday life for millions of people worldwide.
Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

news | | Med & Bio | comments5

By 2003, the international Human Genome Project had deciphered 92% of the human genome.
The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

news | | Science & Education | comments4

It turns out that the galaxy's thick disc began forming as early as 13 billion years ago. That's two billion years earlier than scientists had previously thought!
6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

6 of the most fascinating discoveries about the human brain

articles | | Med & Bio | comments11

Despite the advances in science and the giant leap it has made over the past thirty years, the brain is still one of the most mysterious organs in the human body.
Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

news | | Gadgets | comments8

Supernal, owned by Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor Group, has started the development of an electric aerial vehicle.
Tesla to begin production of humanoid robot

Tesla to begin production of humanoid robot

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The model will be called Optimus. Its development is scheduled to start in 2023.
Physical activity improves memory

Physical activity improves memory

news | | Med & Bio | comments6

It's not without reason that they say that movement is life because regular exercise turns out to have benefits for our muscles and our brains.
What is telemedicine, and does it work?

What is telemedicine, and does it work?

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Telemedicine is remote medicine. To the familiar word "medicine," we add the Greek "tele," which translates as "away" or "far away."
An elastic display that is thinner than duct tape

An elastic display that is thinner than duct tape

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Scientists at Stanford University have developed an innovative display that is at least twice as bright as modern smartphone screens and three times thinner.
Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

news | | Med & Bio | comments5

Video games have long been part of modern culture and everyday life for millions of people worldwide.
Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

news | | Med & Bio | comments5

By 2003, the international Human Genome Project had deciphered 92% of the human genome.
The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

news | | Science & Education | comments4

It turns out that the galaxy's thick disc began forming as early as 13 billion years ago. That's two billion years earlier than scientists had previously thought!
Video Games in Medicine. From RPGs for Cancer to VR for PTSD

Video Games in Medicine. From RPGs for Cancer to VR for PTSD

articles | | Med & Bio | comments4

According to statistics, about 85% of American children between the ages of 2 and 17 regularly play computer games.
Has the era of meta universes arrived?

Has the era of meta universes arrived?

articles | | Science & Education | comments3

In the 20th century, people dreamt that they would colonize other planets and travel across different universes in a hundred years. But what do we see today?