Tocar un instrument musical millora la connectivitat àudio-motora en el...
Tocar un instrument musical al llarg de la vida millora la connexió entre la zona de l'audició i la zona motora segons ha revelat l'estudi publicat en la revista Cerebral Cortex per investigadors del...
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Tocar un instrumento musical a lo largo de la vida mejora la conexión entre la zona de la audición y la zona motora según ha revelado el estudio publicado en la revista Cerebral Cortex por...
View ArticleFood banks respond to hunger needs in rural America
University of Illinois economist Craig Gundersen’s recent research sheds light on hunger-relief efforts in rural America. According to his research, Feeding America has a substantial presence in rural...
View ArticleDoes make-up make you feel smarter?
Does wearing make-up affect academic performance? The new study investigates the "Lipstick Effect" among college students.
View ArticleMaze Caves
Analysis of caves in Israel deserts brings to light the ancient groundwater circulation of north-western Arabia. The cave distribution, morphology, and deposit evidence indicates that they formed...
View ArticleExperts from the University of Seville study one of the first examples of a...
It is the map of Tlacotalpa by the Sevillian navigator Francisco Gali, which was made in 1580 at the request of the Spanish crown
View ArticleExpertos de la US estudian uno de los primeros ejemplos de cartografía...
Se trata del mapa de Tlacotalpa del navegante sevillano Francisco Gali, que se hizo en 1580 a petición de la Corona española
View Article塞维利亚大学专家研究了拉丁美洲的地方海洋绘制地图首例之一
这是塞维利亚水手弗朗西斯科-加利1580年的时候在西班牙国王的授意下完成的特拉科塔尔帕（Tlacotalpa）的地图
View ArticleBanglaJOL journal shares water quality research with Bangladesh science minister
The latest research from Bangladesh on water quality will be shared with the country’s Science Minister and scholars and students from all areas of environmental chemistry and related sciences at a...
View Article‘Hidden’ experiences of men forced to have sex with women revealed
The most frequent strategy used by women forcing men to have sex with them against their will is blackmail and threats, according to researchers at Lancaster University.
View ArticleHow do dads fit in? Engaging fathers in family-centered early intervention...
Early intervention services for children with disabilities or developmental delays are focused on being family centered and are ideally conducted in the home setting. Even so, fathers—custodial or...
View ArticleIntuitive, extraverted and spontaneous women are the best choice for leading...
According to a new study from the University of Vaasa, Finland, creative people want a transformational leader, especially one who uses motivation and intellectual stimulation. Other dimensions of...
View ArticleFrom a memory too strong to a memory too weak
Researchers discover a molecular link between post-traumatic stress disorder and Alzheimer’s disease There is increasing evidence that post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) increases the risk of...
View ArticleStudents at two-year colleges and vocational schools more likely to be hungry
For the majority of college students, having enough food is not on the list of challenges they face in their education. However, a recent study shows that, for students at two-year colleges and...
View ArticleCultural factors account for cost differences at the end of life
In their final year of life, on average men cause more healthcare costs than women. Dying is more expensive in the French- and Italian-speaking parts of Switzerland than in the German-speaking part....
View ArticleKulturelle Differenzen sorgen für Kostenunterschiede am Lebensende
Im letzten Lebensjahr verursachen Männer im Schnitt mehr Gesundheits-kosten als Frauen. Zu sterben ist in der französischen und italienischen Schweiz teurer als in der deutschen Schweiz. Das zeigt eine...
View ArticleLes différences culturelles entraînent des écarts de coûts en fin de vie
Au cours de leur dernière année de vie, les hommes occasionnent des dépenses de santé plus élevées que les femmes. S’éteindre en Suisse romande ou au Tessin coûte par ailleurs plus cher qu’en Suisse...
View ArticleWorkplace menopause study finds ‘women feel they need to cope alone’
New report from University of Leicester calls for menopause-friendly workplaces and culture change programmes
View ArticleChild sexual exploitation should not receive more attention and priority than...
New statistics confirms that when compared to other forms of child sexual abuse and maltreatment, CSE is “a relatively rare phenomenon”
View ArticleParents could hold key to Gaelic’s future – even if they don’t speak it
Parents could hold the key to the future prosperity of Gaelic in Scotland – even if they do not speak the language themselves, according to research led at the University of Strathclyde.
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