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The secrets of vocal communication: How our brains process vocalisations - Vimarsana News

The secrets of vocal communication: How our brains process vocalisations

Scientists have recently discovered intriguing insights into how our brains process vocal emissions, uncovering the remarkable ability to differentiate between the vocalizations

Source: theweek.in
Is exercise really good for the brain? Here's what the science says - Vimarsana News

Is exercise really good for the brain? Here's what the science says

A recent study questioned the importance of exercise for both brain health and cognition. Here's what our own research found.

Is exercise really good for the brain? Here's what the science says - Vimarsana News

Is exercise really good for the brain? Here's what the science says

Physical activity improves cognitive functioning; the effect of moderate physical activity (brisk walking, cycling) is 1.5 times greater than that of vigorous physical activity 

Music has power to prevent cognitive decline: Research - Vimarsana News

Music has power to prevent cognitive decline: Research

Geneva, April 19: Normal ageing is associated with progressive cognitive decline. But can we train our brains to delay this process? A team from the University of Geneva (UNIGE), HES-SO Geneva and EPFL has discovered that practising and listening to music can alter cognitive decline in healthy seniors by stimulating the production of grey matter.

Music has power to prevent cognitive decline: Research - Vimarsana News

Music has power to prevent cognitive decline: Research

Normal ageing is associated with progressive cognitive decline. But can we train our brains to delay this process? A team from the University of Geneva