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Daily Archives: 18 August 2016

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New Scanning Technique Shows More Of The Brain Than Ever Before

ResearchBy Bridget Coyne18 August 2016

  Story at a glance By combining four different scanning technologies researchers have been able to ascertain an unprecedented level of precision in identifying areas of the brain Whilst different…

Being Bored Is Good For Kids

LifestyleBy Bridget Coyne18 August 2016

Story at a glance 1.    Extracurricular activities may be depriving your children of using their innate imagination and intelligence. 2.     Psychologists are suggesting that over scheduling kids is unnecessary and…

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