Month: August 2023

Breaking the Sound Barrier: Neural Correlates of Sound Facilitation in Older Adults

Imagine you’re trying to solve a puzzle, but there’s someone constantly distracting you with interesting and meaningful sounds. Surprisingly, these sounds might actually help your performance! In a recent study, researchers found that older adults who listened to task-irrelevant but meaningful sounds while performing a cognitive task showed improved performance compared to when there were […]

Published on August 14, 2023

A fresh approach to infant formula safety checks

Like skilled chefs striving for perfection, producers of infant formula have robust safety systems in place. They conduct meticulous product testing to ensure their systems are watertight. However, a recent study reveals that some testing methods are more effective at detecting contaminants than others. Just as different ingredients in a recipe can enhance or hinder […]

Published on August 13, 2023

Unveiling the Mystery Ingredients in Period Products

Imagine searching for a hidden treasure in an old, dusty attic. You’re not sure what you’ll find, but with every item you uncover, the mystery deepens. Just like that, researchers have embarked on an adventurous quest to uncover the secrets of period products. These everyday items, often lacking ingredient information, have been analyzed by scientists […]

Published on August 13, 2023