Introduction: Discovering a Digital Solution in Maternal Health Imagine being pregnant for the first time, filled with excitement and anticipation, but also anxiety due to uncertainty about the future. For many socially disadvantaged women, this is a familiar reality. While the internet offers a plethora of information at our fingertips, not all pregnant women can […]
Category: Computer and information sciences

Bridging Brains: A New Horizon in Diagnosing ADHD and Autism
— Introduction: A New Lens on Childhood Minds Imagine getting the right diagnosis for ADHD or Autism, not through long-winded consults and subjective checklists but with the clarity of a digital image. We live in an era where technology is transforming everything from the way we socialize to the way we diagnose complex neurodevelopmental disorders. […]

Decoding Time Perception: The Brain’s Underestimated Role in Tick Timing
Introduction Have you ever noticed how some moments seem to fly by while others drag on endlessly? Whether you’re waiting for a train or enjoying a dinner with friends, our perception of time is subjective and can vary dramatically. But what if there were measurable brain activities that correspond to these differences in how we […]

Navigating the Social Media Maze: Facebook’s Role for Those with Mild Cognitive Impairments
Introduction: Where Social Media Meets Cognitive Health Imagine waking up one day, feeling slightly off, your thoughts moving slower, and your ability to recall everyday tasks compromised. For millions of people dealing with Mild Acquired Cognitive Impairment (MACI), this is their reality. Yet, in today’s digital age, a surprising savior emerges from an unlikely source—Facebook. […]

The Unseen Power of Memory: How Perception Style Alters Our Mind’s Hidden Patterns
Introduction Have you ever wondered why some experiences stick with you, seemingly etched into your brain, while others slip away as quickly as they occurred? It turns out, there might be more at play than just chance. A new perspective offered by a recent research paper, “Not explicit but implicit memory is influenced by individual […]

Reading Faces: How AI Helps Us Understand Autism
Introduction: A Window to the Soul? They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, but what if our entire face is a canvas reflecting the intricacies of our inner world? In recent years, the burgeoning field of facial recognition technology has sought to unravel this mystery, revealing how our expressions convey more than […]

Perception in a Different Light: How Asperger’s Alters Our View of the Necker Cube
Introduction: A Puzzle for the Mind Imagine staring at a drawing of a simple cube. At first glance, it looks straightforward—just another geometric shape. But something curious happens as you continue to gaze upon it. The lines and angles start to shift; what was once the front of the cube now appears to be the […]

The Ripple Effects of Inattention: Unveiling the Long-Term Impact on Academic Success
Introduction: Setting the Stage for a Lifelong Journey Imagine a classroom filled with eager young minds, each student a bundle of potential waiting to unfold in the world. Among them sits a child, often daydreaming, gazing out the window with attention drifting away on a cloud. This common classroom scene, familiar to many of us, […]

Virtual Reality: The New Frontier for Mindfulness Practice
Introduction: Transporting Minds to Digital Calm Imagine closing your eyes and being transported to a world where every breath you take is synchronized with the gentle lapping of waves against a boat, where your senses are completely immersed in tranquility, far from the chaos of the everyday. Welcome to the intriguing world of Virtual Reality […]

Decoding Autism: The Quest for Genetic Clarity
Introduction Imagine being given the chance to unravel the mysteries of the human mind through a unique genetic lens. What intricacies would you uncover? What secrets might you reveal? For a significant portion of the global population, individuals and families living with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), answers to these questions could transform lives. The research […]