Users needing emergency care or hospitalization were more likely to later develop dementia, researchers reported. That does ...

Technological advancements, demographic shifts, and economic pressures are set to reshape industries and professions ...

There may be a link between how strong your handgrip is and your brain function later in life. It could even be linked to a ...

One explanation could be that people with better education, healthcare or incomes are more likely to use digital technologies ...

To understand complex objects, humans are known to mentally transform them and represent them as a combination of simpler ...

A new Tufts University study finds that not getting enough vitamin K, found in leafy greens like spinach and kale, could harm ...

Contrary to fears of "digital dementia," new research finds that using digital technology is linked to a reduced risk of cognitive decline in older adults.

As a parent, it is natural to wonder if your child is developing at an expected pace, especially when it comes to learning.

This important study suggests that adolescent mice exhibit less accuracy than adult mice in a sound discrimination task when the sound frequencies are very similar. While the evidence supporting this ...

As adults age, they tend to become stiffer, which often results in pain and difficulty in performing tasks. A physical ...

As we integrate these technological advancements into our children’s classrooms, we must ask: are we doing more harm than ...

More intense workouts, such as running or high-intensity interval training, can further boost neuroplasticity – the brain’s ...