neurology

New year resolutions: Why your brain isn’t wired to stick to them – and what to do instead

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One of the main reasons why promises fail before the end of January is because they are vague.

Not neurons, but synapses, form working memory, 'hold' info : Study

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Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences Director and Vice-Chancellor B. Vengamma leads an awareness rally on the concluding day of the ‘AP NEUROCON 2022’ in Tirupati on September 4, 2022. Photo: Special Arrangement

AP NEUROCON 2022 off to a grand close

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