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Making money will no longer be a headache. Know how!!

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Papiya Bora

Making money will no longer be a headache. Know how!! Wanna make money? Obviously everybody does!! And in today’s world ...

Have a craze for shopping? Get introduced to the best ones at cheap rates.
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Have a craze for shopping? Get introduced to the best ones at cheap rates.

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Papiya Bora

What if we get great quality with minimum to expense upon? Isn’t it a great idea? Of course it is. ...

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Quick tips on how to improve your concentration for work.

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Papiya Bora

Lack in concentration? Well, happens with most of the people in this world. Why? The reasons are sometimes very significant. ...

The Birth of Caste system in Assam
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The Birth of Caste system in Assam

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Nergal Scott

The social structure of ancient Assam, like many other parts of India, underwent a complex transformation over time. While the ...

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PM Modi Inaugurates DholaSadiya Bridge, India’s Longest Bridge (9.15 km)

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The nation’s longest river bridge, spanning 9.15 km, across the mighty Brahmaputra will be opened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi ...

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9 of the most unique airports in the world you must know

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Airports are not just a means to an end, but an experience in and of themselves. Some airports around the ...

It is possible for us to intentionally forget past experiences by changing how we think about the context of those memories, says a study. The findings have a range of potential applications centred on enhancing desired memories, such as developing new educational tools, or diminishing harmful memories, including treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder. Memory theorists have known for long that we use context -- or the situation we are in, including sights, sounds, smells, where we are, who we are with -- to organise and retrieve our memories. But this study wanted to explore whether and how people can intentionally forget past experiences. The researchers showed participants images of outdoor scenes, such as forests, mountains and beaches, as they studied two lists of random words. The study's participants were told to either forget or remember the random words presented to them interspersed between scene images. "We used fMRI ( functional magnetic resonance imaging) to track how much people were thinking of scene-related things at each moment during our experiment. That allowed us to track, on a moment-by-moment basis, how those scene or context representations faded in and out of people's thoughts over time," said study lead author Jeremy Manning, assistant professor at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, US. Right after they were told to forget, the fMRI showed that they "flushed out" the scene-related activity from their brains. "It's like intentionally pushing thoughts of your grandmother's cooking out of your mind if you don't want to think about your grandmother at that moment," Manning said. "We were able to physically measure and quantify that process using brain data," Manning noted. But when the researchers told participants to remember the studied list rather than forget it, this flushing out of scene-related thoughts did not occur. Further, the amount that people flushed out scene-related thoughts predicted how many of the studied words they would later remember, which shows the process is effective at facilitating forgetting.
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How to erase chasing bad memories out of our brain

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Nergal Scott

 It is possible for us to intentionally forget past experiences by changing how we think about the context of those ...

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Stress and Diabetes: The Link You Need to Know

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Nergal Scott

Stress is a common part of modern life, affecting individuals in many ways. A stressful lifestyle can lead to a ...

Growing Risks: How Diabetes and Obesity During Pregnancy Can Hasten Fetal Growth
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Growing Risks: How Diabetes and Obesity During Pregnancy Can Hasten Fetal Growth

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Nergal Scott

Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it also brings several challenges that can affect both the mother and the baby’s ...

Revolutionizing Brain Cancer Treatment: The Promise of Novel Immunotherapy
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Revolutionizing Brain Cancer Treatment: The Promise of Novel Immunotherapy

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Nergal Scott

Brain cancer is one of the most challenging forms of cancer to treat, with conventional treatments often proving ineffective. However, ...

Breaking Free: Why Women Must Challenge Orthodox Beliefs to Reclaim Their Rights
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Breaking Free: Why Women Must Challenge Orthodox Beliefs to Reclaim Their Rights

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Nergal Scott

Throughout history, women have been fighting for equal rights and freedoms, from the right to vote to equal pay and ...

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Rewati Chetri of Assam, crowned Miss Asia 2016

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AsomLive Staff

Rewati Chetri of Assam, who had gained Miss Standard and Miss Multimedia titles in Femina Miss India 2015, was topped ...

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