Reading is always referred as being man’s ‘best friend’, and a recent study has just reinforced this belief.
Ageing Brains Remain Healthy by Reading and Writing
A new study says that reading and writing can preserve brains of older people and insure them against deterioration as they age.
A new study says that reading and writing can preserve brains of older people and insure them against deterioration as they age.
Those who are victims of anxiety, depression, as well as those suffering panic attacks will greatly benefit from self help books. There are about 30 self-help titles which victims can read to heal themselves emotionally.
"The scheme aims to bring reading's healing benefits to the 6 million people with anxiety and depression," said Miranda McKearney, chief executive of the Reading Agency charity which has helped to develop the initiative.
Elders' Brains Can be Kept Healthy With The Help Of Reading, Writing and Playing Games
A new study has suggested that mental activities like reading and writing may benefit older people by preserving structural integrity in their brains.
A new study has suggested that mental activities like reading and writing may benefit older people by preserving structural integrity in their brains.
It is also important to read the right kind of self-help books with a scientific basis. This research has just extended the old concept of bibliotherapy further to show that even six minutes of reading can cut down stress levels.
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Child�s Reading Comprehension Takes a Beating If Mother Smokes During Pregnancy
Advice to avoid smoking during pregnancy is not new to women, but what we are going to read now may just give women one more good reason to completely avoid smoking during pregnancy.
Advice to avoid smoking during pregnancy is not new to women, but what we are going to read now may just give women one more good reason to completely avoid smoking during pregnancy.
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Britons Value Reading Among Favorite Activities: Study
A study found Britons still prefer reading among their top leisure activities.
A study found Britons still prefer reading among their top leisure activities.
