Brain region linked to self facial recognition identified
Harvard researchers led by Julian Paul Keenan studied five patients undergoing hemispheric anesthesia to curb seizures. Using morphed self and famous faces, they found left hemisphere anesthesia biased answers toward self face, while right hemisphere anesthesia shifted toward the famous face, per Nature Jan 18.
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Mindset Over Muscle: Athletes urged to train thoughts first
In Cedar Rapids, therapist Ted Kepros and Dr. Jolynn Glanzer urge athletes to adopt daily mantras and a clear why before workouts. They cite research showing mental focus boosts goal attainment and stress the role of balanced training, posture, and nutrition in injury prevention and performance.
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Debunking cellulite myths and promoting healthy fitness
The guide argues there is no cream or pill to remove cellulite. Fat loss via a calorie deficit plus regular exercise reduces cellulite over time. It recommends 30 to 45 minutes of vigorous activity three to five times weekly, strength training, and healthy eating, plus practical advice on biking posture and integrating activity with TV time.
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