Science

Can Kids Play Video Games? A Large-scale Study Confirms that Playing Games Appropriately can Improve Brain Cognition

The latest large-scale study in the United States found that among nearly 2,000 children tested, children who played video games for 3 hours or more a day had better cognitive function test results than children who did not play video games. They have better memory and impulse control abilities than those kids who don’t play video games.

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Study Confirms Mother’s Voice can Slow Down the Heart Rate and Pain Degree in Premature Babies

The latest research shows that the heart rate and external pain response of premature infants will be significantly reduced after hearing the familiar mother’s voice below 70 decibels when taking heel punctures to collect blood. At the same time, the breathing rate will slow down, the mother-infant connection will be better, and the blood oxygen saturation will also increase.

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