Month: July 2022

The Effect of Aging on Binaural Processing in Sound Localization

Think of your ears as a team of detectives trying to locate the source of a sound. As you age, these detectives might start to lose some of their coordination and communication skills. This study explored how getting older affects the way we process sound information from both ears. The researchers wanted to see if […]

Published on July 27, 2022

Unlocking the Brain’s Potential: Low-Dose Propofol and Cognitive Development

Just like how a sculptor can mold clay into different shapes, the developing brain is highly moldable and can be influenced by various factors. One crucial factor is the use of anesthetics during medical procedures for children. Researchers have investigated the effects of low-dose Propofol, an anesthetic commonly used in pediatric medicine, on the development […]

Published on July 27, 2022

Cognition Impairment Linked to Subclinical Cardiovascular Disease in Older Adults

Imagine your brain and heart working in harmony like a synchronized dance. But what happens when one falters? A study investigated the connection between cognition impairment and subclinical cardiovascular disease (CVD) in older adults. Researchers found that impaired cognition was associated with increased risk of subclinical CVD, including myocardial damage and cardiac strain or dysfunction. […]

Published on July 27, 2022