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Humans are fragile beings. We can’t handle feeling hurt. When we hit our pinky on a corner, we scream in pain. Our tongue doesn’t feel the same for a few days when we drink something hot. These are how sensitive we are when we are all grown up. Imagine how much more sensitive we are […]
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Have you ever tried to hold a sneeze but you just had to sneeze or it felt like you were going to explode if you hold it in? Well, people who have Tourette syndrome have something similar to that, which is called tics. Tics are the main cause of a developmental neuropsychiatric condition called Tourette
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Stress and the saddest moments are increasing worldwide as years go by. We have started to lose our grandmothers, and grandfathers who attended wars, or migration. Even if we have a perfect life, houses, education, and families, we may have psychological issues, and fears. Have you ever wondered why we are like this and have
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According to Dr. Christof Koch, consciousness is every stuff a person experiences each day. But is it such easy to understand it like that? The answer is NO. Understanding of the concept of consciousness in terms of both psychological and neuroscientific ways is really challenging. A variety of parameters are needed to be considered. Several
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What Is Fatal Familial Insomnia (FFI)? Fatal Familial Insomnia (FFI), a highly rare form of brain disease that falls under the umbrella of Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (TSE), is characterized by neurodegenerative alterations brought on by the prion protein (PrP), an abnormally constitutively produced protein 1,2. It is characterized by an inability to fall asleep (insomnia),
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