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Sunday, March 1, 2026

Fundamental Frequency of Sound as Unique Animal Communication

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  Human auditory perception is so complex that we have the ability to distinguish people based on the slightest differences in their voice. ...

Potential Drug Suppresses a Key Hallmark of Alzheimers

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     Potential Drug Suppresses a Key Hallmark of Alzheimers       The loss of synaptic connections is a key predictor of Alzheimer's dis...

The Influence of Gesture on Conformity

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 Recently, I was given the opportunity to listen to Dr. Elizabeth Wakefield discuss her research findings on the relationship between speech...

Helmet to Helmet to Concussion

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Concussions are becoming more common, especially in professional athletes, but also in children who play contact sports. Although diagnosing...

Rhythmic experiences such as playing Tetris can mitigate neurological trauma symptoms

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     If you have ever observed a competitive Tetris player in the midst of the game, you may have noticed that there is a certain rhythm whi...

It's Just a Headache, I'm Fine!

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      It's no secret that young athletes often lie or understate their concussion symptoms to achieve their maximum playing time. To non...

Nonverbal Behaviors: A Means of Communication

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     Nonverbal behaviors, such as hand gestures, are a driving force in human communication that many often overlook as they just come natur...
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