Charcot’s disease: communication with patients would be possible
Thanks to a computer-brain interface, researchers have succeeded in communicating with patients who are totally paralyzed and unable to speak, ...
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Our musical tastes are influenced by our personality… and this link would be universal
Our music preferences are more a matter of personalities than cultural markers, suggests new research from more than 50 countries ...
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Your Child Not Responding to Your Baby Talk: A Sign of Autism?
An innate form of early communication and attachment with your toddler, "baby talk" would more effectively hold children's attention. However, ...
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Young adults: why and how it is good to talk about your health as a family
Young adults are more confident about their health if they have a good relationship with their parents, if the subject ...
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Stuttering could be linked to genetic variations
The causes of stuttering are still poorly understood. According to a new study, this disorder is linked to genetic variations. ...
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Why telling great stories is good for the brain
The cerebral synchronization between two individuals would be stronger when they share a happy story, compared to sad or neutral ...
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The first 1,000 days of a child: essential but not decisive
This Tuesday, the government launched a communication campaign to help parents manage the first moments of their baby's life. For ...
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Deaf children: sign language prevents developmental delay
Communicating to children using sign language is just as "nutritious" for their brains as communicating through speech. THE ESSENTIAL Previous ...
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how to trust
How can mistrust turn into trust?A relationship of trust is not innate. It is built over time and interactions, whether ...
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What if emoji reinvented communication between patients and doctors?
Having become essential in online discussions or by SMS, emoji could also prove to be a valuable tool in the ...
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To protect them, avoid being negative in front of your children
Using negative words in front of his children about a particular group will cause the child to develop lasting negative ...
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Bone marrow donation: the Biomedicine Agency recruits 20,000 young people
This Monday, March 22, the Biomedicine Agency is launching a new campaign and is looking for 20,000 bone marrow donors ...
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Covid-19: social distancing generates fear of the other
An American study looked at the social changes resulting from infectious diseases. Humans and animals react the same way, even ...
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How stress changes the brain
In a new study, American researchers show how stress physiologically alters brain function. THE ESSENTIAL The effects of stress on ...
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Coronavirus: how to talk about the epidemic to children?
As the coronavirus epidemic continues to progress and collective anxiety begins to take hold in France, clinical psychologist Aline Nativel ...
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Talking about your stress would strengthen social ties
If stress can have harmful consequences on health, talking about it would be beneficial. Indeed, according to a new study, ...
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Divorce: poor communication with the father would affect the health of teenagers
After a divorce, many children would find it difficult to communicate with their father, which would have detrimental consequences on ...
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Bacteria are able to communicate to resist antibiotics
Researchers are interested in a bacterium that affects many patients with cystic fibrosis. It is able to send signals when ...
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Autism: children are more motivated to speak thanks to a technique that includes parents
Parent-inclusive Pivotal Response Training (PRT) is said to be a much more effective technique than others to help children with ...
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Medical jargon blurs communication with the patient
© iStockDoctors from the Department of Oral Surgery at King's College Hospital in London, UK, conducted a study on patients' ...
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What goes through a parent’s mind when their baby cries?
A team from the Saint-Etienne University Hospital is studying the perception of infant crying in adults. How do you know ...
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How to renew the dialogue after an argument?
Reconciliation takes time and requires dialogue.Between routine, daily life or problems to manage, frustrations and disputes can set in and ...
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Speaking a foreign language changes how our brain works
Cerebral synchronization would not be the same depending on the language used. Learning languages is good for the brain! But ...
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Non-verbal communication: musicians coordinate through emotions
Musicians transmit emotions when they play together and researchers have analyzed how they do it. Their results show communication independent ...
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Communication: how to decipher non-verbal language?
Non-verbal communication is unconscious but essential in any conversation.Impossible to quantify exactly the percentage of body language in communication. According ...
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Empower young people about their health through digital communication
© iStockPhotosYoung adults are spending more and more time on social media and digital means of communication. This could be ...
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Alzheimer’s disease: how to communicate with a sick loved one?
When Alzheimer's disease occurs in a loved one, we are often taken aback. He seems changed, less focused, and the ...
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Prevention campaigns: play on hope, not just fear
What if playing on hope, and not just fear, could improve the effectiveness of prevention campaigns?The essence of prevention in ...
Read moreCharcot disease: communication with patients would be possible
Using a computer-brain interface, researchers have been able to communicate with patients who are totally paralyzed and unable to speak, ...
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Facebook wants you to write with your brain
At Facebook's developer conference, the company announced it was developing a brain-machine interface capable of replacing a keyboard."What if you ...
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