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Going For A Walk, Squeezes Creative Thinking

de Art Writ, February 6th, 2012

The next time the individual is need of imaginative and creative inspiration, step out of the box or the assigned cubical. As per a novel study by the researchers from the University of Michigan, they demonstrate that if an individual engages in physical acts and experiences, it will augment his creative problem solving. Creative thinking metaphors are required in everyday life. By thinking out of the cubical, creativity follows on its own. Such advice is often given and is no strange amongst the walls of research labs, the halls of higher education, advertising teams or other contexts where revolutionary new move towards the imperative problems are valued.

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Brain’s Reluctance To Function With Age

de Art Writ, February 6th, 2012

New findings have revealed a new mechanism by which the brain of individuals might become reluctant to function as they grow older. This research was led by leading neuroscientists from the University of Bristol and it also got printed in the periodical of Neurobiology of Aging. It is still not absolutely understood as to why the cognitive functions of brain like the speech and memory decline when the individuals grow older. However the researchers suggest that cognitive decline can be recognized before the age of 50 years.  The researchers have identified a new cellular mechanism which underpins the changes to the actions of neurons that may underline the cognitive decline at the time of normal healthy aging.

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Overindulgence in Drinking, Its Ill Effects to the Heart

de Art Writ, February 6th, 2012

The University of Maryland Medical Center defines alcoholism as “being characterized by craving alcohol and losing control over drinking, along with a physical dependence (meaning that the person experiences withdrawal symptoms when not drinking) and a tolerance for alcohol (meaning the person needs to drink greater amounts to feel “good”). Before entering recovery, most alcoholics will deny they have a problem. People who abuse alcohol but are not dependent on it may have similar symptoms, but they don’ t feel the same craving to drink and usually don’ t experience withdrawal symptoms.”

They also stated that about 18 million people in the United States abuse alcohol, and estimates suggest that more than 70 million Americans have dealt with alcoholism in their family. Alcohol is involved in almost half or all traffic deaths in the U.S.

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Robot: To Eliminate Stomach Cancer?

de Art Writ, February 6th, 2012

An engineer from the Nanyang Technological Institute along with few doctors from Hospital of Singapore’s National University have teamed together and constructed a remote controlled robot which could be fed down an individual’s throat and into the gut of the individual to eliminate the stomach tumor or cancer. After having lunch with the world famous surgeon Sydney Chung, Engineer Louis Phee designed and created a robot.

This type of procedure is also a type of robotic surgery, which according to the National Library of Medicine, “is a type of procedure that is similar to laparoscopic surgery. It also can be performed through smaller surgical cuts than traditional open surgery. The small, precise movements that are possible with this type of surgery give it some advantages over standard endoscopic techniques.”

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Low Self-Esteem? Avoid Facebook!

de Art Writ, February 6th, 2012

According to a theory, facebook might be beneficial for those who have low self esteem. For improving friendships, people consider that sharing is very important. But the fact is that individuals start behaving counterproductively when they start bombarding their friends about every negative tit bit of their lives. This makes them less likeable, as per a research by Association of Psychological Science.

Researchers say that they initially thought that facebook is really great for the individuals to strengthen their relationships, says a graduate student, Amanda Forest, from the University of Waterloo. She then, along with her advisor Joanne Wood wrote the study again. These two researchers are really interested about self esteem and how it impacts the various emotions of individuals which they express very often. Individuals who have low self esteem often find it difficult to share face to face so they make use of facebook.

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