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Food, Cuisine, taste, Our Brains Are Incredibly Fast At Spotting Food, Taking Just 108 Milliseconds, Says Study - Vimarsana News

Food, Cuisine, taste, Our Brains Are Incredibly Fast At Spotting Food, Taking Just 108 Milliseconds, Says Study

Every day, humans make decisions about food, and the visual system plays a crucial role by providing essential information that serves as the foundation for these food-related choices.

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Poor Air Quality May Led to Cognitive Problems in Infants - Vimarsana News

Poor Air Quality May Led to Cognitive Problems in Infants

An association between air quality and cognition in infants is demonstrated using direct measures of in-home air quality and looking-based measures of cognition.

International committee bestows Renowned Optometrist and CEO of Tiya lens with honorary doctorate degree - Vimarsana News

International committee bestows Renowned Optometrist and CEO of Tiya lens with honorary doctorate degree

New Delhi [India], November 30 (ANI/PNN): Maadhava Reddy, a renowned Optometrist and CEO of Tiya lens, has been conferred with an honorary doctorate in the field of Optometry and Optical by an international committee in California. Recognising his hard work, dedication, contribution and exceptional achievement in Optometrists, the committee conferred him the Doctorate title. Specialised in Clinical and Paediatric Optometry in India, Reddy has not only gained recognition for his great work but also has been a pageant winner at different levels worldwide. Considering his experience, which spans ...

Study: People interpret facial impressions differently - Vimarsana News

Study: People interpret facial impressions differently

The researchers found that the expressions people generated varied substantially, suggesting that people associate different facial expressions to the s

Study reveals how people interpret facial impressions differently - Vimarsana News

Study reveals how people interpret facial impressions differently

Researchers utilised an algorithm to allow users to modify their ideas about what a certain emotion's facial expression should look like