Skip to content

Worlds Family Medicine

wfamilymedicine.com

  • Health News
  • Family Health
  • Skin & Body Care
  • Health Problems
  • Personal Health

Home » Learning Disorders » Page 4

New studies measure screen-based media use in children: Screen-based media are increasingly prevalent in children’s lives beginning in infancy, with different aspects linked to potential benefits and developmental/health risks
05-07-2018 James Health News

A new study examines the effectiveness of the ScreenQ, a

Read more
Brain circuit helps us learn by watching others: Scientists pinpoint neural interactions that are necessary for observational learning
05-04-2018 James Health News

It’s often said that experience is the best teacher, but

Read more
Pilot study validates artificial intelligence to help predict school violence
05-03-2018 James Health News

A pilot study indicates that artificial intelligence may be useful

Read more
Brain’s window for language learning open until adulthood: Study of nearly 700,000 people reveals more about cognitive capabilities for new language learning
05-02-2018 James Health News

In a study of nearly 700,000 English speakers, researchers from

Read more
Brain scans may help diagnose neurological, psychiatric disorders: Study shows that brain networks reliably track individuals over time
04-21-2018 James Health News

There are no laboratory tests to diagnose migraines, depression, bipolar

Read more
We can recognize speakers only from how faces move when talking: Experiments suggest adult listeners can learn to recognize unfamiliar speakers from seeing only the motion they produce while talking
04-20-2018 James Health News

Results of a new study by cognitive psychologist and speech

Read more
Why do some children read more?
04-13-2018 James Health News

A new study of more than 11,000 7-year-old twins found

Read more
Scoliosis surgery in children with cerebral palsy: Quality of life benefits outweigh risks
04-10-2018 James Health News

For children with severe cerebral palsy (CP), surgery for scoliosis

Read more
A heavy working memory load may sink brainwave ‘synch’
04-10-2018 James Health News

Everyday experience makes it obvious — sometimes frustratingly so —

Read more

Posts navigation

«Previous Posts 1 2 3 4
PERSONAL HEALTH
Portuguese Hi Fly Airline Just Took Off the Worlds First Plastic-free Passenger Flight!
09-15-2023
How to Minimize Your Costs When Moving Into a New Apartment?
09-13-2023
First robotic liver transplant in U.S. performed by Washington University surgeons
07-12-2023
The Kids Are Not OK
02-17-2023
Latest Posts
Unlocking the Benefits: Intermittent Fasting for Seniors
Unlocking the Benefits: Intermittent Fasting for Seniors
Study links early parental loss to attachment issues in adult relationships
Kidney dysfunction linked to heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
Recent Posts
  • Unlocking the Benefits: Intermittent Fasting for Seniors
  • Study links early parental loss to attachment issues in adult relationships
  • Kidney dysfunction linked to heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
  • Vertigo: A common symptom with many different causes
  • Key health department jobs don’t exist, according to the federal government
HEALTH PROBLEMS
Improving heart health to save lives during, after pregnancy aim of programs
12-06-2023
Holehouse recognized by NIH for innovative research
10-03-2023
FAMILY HEALTH
Follow These 5 Steps & Get Yourself Killer Six Pack Abs
11-18-2023
Sickly Sweet: Ways To Detox After Halloween Trick Or Treat
07-07-2023
Latest Posts
Unlocking the Benefits: Intermittent Fasting for Seniors
Unlocking the Benefits: Intermittent Fasting for Seniors
Study links early parental loss to attachment issues in adult relationships
Kidney dysfunction linked to heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
wfamilymedicine.com. Copyright © 2024
We and our partners use cookies on this site to improve our service, perform analytics, personalize advertising, measure advertising performance, and remember website preferences.Ok