News Briefs – NDNR
...hypertension more often recognized angry expressions when they looked into the faces of others. In addition, this anger recognition bias seems to contribute to blood [...]
...hypertension more often recognized angry expressions when they looked into the faces of others. In addition, this anger recognition bias seems to contribute to blood [...]
...PM2.5 were associated with slower response times. As concentrations of both pollutants increased, however, participants completed fewer questions [...]
...over a lifetime, according to a study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry. “It’s important for people diagnosed with ADHD to [...]
...training plans. In all groups, children spent about half of their time on mathematical number line tasks. The remaining time was [...]
...was collected during routine brain surgery — at multiple times after removal to simulate the post-mortem interval and death. They found that [...]
...the longest time, there was really no way to test this experimentally.” Now, researchers have the tools to genetically tag cells that are [...]
...society, aligning our internal time with geophysical time has become a challenge in today’s world. Chronic misalignment [...]
...mind often, if not constantly. While life can feel out of control, there are foundations of good health which can help during this time. In a [...]
Dr. Ameet Aggarwal, ND Meditation: Let the Healing Begin “Nature, time and patience are three great physicians.” —H. G. Bohn There [...]
...(50:32) “We’ve got an opportunity to take time in our very fingertips and rise above it and travel back and forth through [...]