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Our brain shrinks as we get older, but the Mediterranean diet may slow this shrinkage.
The effects of long-term tobacco smoking on our mental faculties such as memory and concentration are only now becoming known.
As their children submit themselves to the ordeal of all-important end-of-year exams, parents of high school and university students may be wondering what they can do to help. One thing they ought to consider…
Popular “study drugs”, taken by students to get a boost in their concentration while studying, may have long term impacts…
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