Brains Evolved to Need Exercise
Exercise significantly benefits brain structure and function, likely because of how we evolved as physically active hunter-gatherers, according to a new model proposed by UA researchers.
Exercise significantly benefits brain structure and function, likely because of how we evolved as physically active hunter-gatherers, according to a new model proposed by UA researchers.
Daily interactions with toddlers may be influenced by gender, research finds.
UA researcher Eva-Maria Stelzer and her colleagues found the social, mental and physical endurance of bouldering could be successful psychotherapy for treating depression in adults.