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Research News delves into the latest discoveries and advancements in medical and healthcare research. It covers studies ranging from basic science to clinical trials, showcasing how new knowledge is transforming patient care.

Brain Regulates Behavior in Man and Fly in a Similar Manner

Brain Regulates Behavior in Man and Fly in a Similar Manner

Researchers have found that the brains of arthropods, like flies and crabs, and vertebrates, like humans, fish and mice, regulate behavior in a similar manner.

Half of All Patient Complaints in Australia are About 3 Percent of Doctors

Half of All Patient Complaints in Australia are About 3 Percent of Doctors

A new study reveals that around quarter of all formal complaints made to health ombudsmen by patients in Australia concern just 1 percent of doctors.

Reflector Technology in Footwear and Bicycle Helps in Detecting Bioterror Threats

Reflector Technology in Footwear and Bicycle Helps in Detecting Bioterror Threats

Researchers are using smaller versions of reflectors found in sneakers and bicycle fenders to detect bioterrorism threats and diagnose everyday infectious disease.

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British Scientists Make a Significant Breakthrough in Developing Treatments for Neurodegenerative Diseases

British Scientists Make a Significant Breakthrough in Developing Treatments for Neurodegenerative Diseases

Researchers reveal that they have made a significant breakthrough in developing a treatment for neurodegenerative diseases such as Huntington's, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Implanting Pacemakers in Brains of Patients Effective in Treating Depression

Implanting Pacemakers in Brains of Patients Effective in Treating Depression

Researchers in Germany have found success in treating patients with depression by implanting pacemakers in their brains.

Phantom Limbs can be Felt Even by Non-Amputees

Phantom Limbs can be Felt Even by Non-Amputees

A new study published in the US Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience reveals that even non-amputees can feel phantom limbs.

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Playing Online Puzzles Could Help Prevent Alzheimer's Disease

Playing Online Puzzles Could Help Prevent Alzheimer's Disease

Playing crosswords and word search could help the brain stay active and thereby reduce the risk of getting Alzheimer's disease, say scientists.

Link Between Music Purchase and Brain Activity Identified

Link Between Music Purchase and Brain Activity Identified

A recent study shows what happens in one's brain when they decide to purchase a piece of music when they hear it for the first time.

Preference of Chin Shape is Not Universal, Says Study

Preference of Chin Shape is Not Universal, Says Study

A recent research suggests that preference of chin structure is not universal as previously thought.

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Different Brains Have Similar Responses to Music: Stanford Study

Different Brains Have Similar Responses to Music: Stanford Study

Different people tend to listen to the same piece of music, but does that mean the brain actually responds to the music in the same way?

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