Home
About Us
Advertisement
Contact US
Distribution
E-Paper Archive
Punjab Times December 2024 Edition

Science

Researchers detect early deprivation continues to affect brain development well into adolescence

by Shivendra Singh · October 13, 2022

A new study shows that that early deprivation continues to affect brain development well into adolescence. …read more

Share

You may also like...

Molecules with potential against HIV produced by scientsts

June 19, 2017

by Shivendra Singh · Published June 19, 2017
Magnesium is essential for the immune system, including in the fight against cancer

January 19, 2022

by Shivendra Singh · Published January 19, 2022
Zebra finches amazing at unmasking the bird behind the song

November 21, 2020

by Shivendra Singh · Published November 21, 2020

Follow:

Next story How advanced optical tweezers revolutionized cell manipulation
Previous story How do tired animals stay awake?

Recent Articles

Technology

The Morning After: This robot vacuum has a robot arm
News

HMPV in India: Know similarities, differences between HMPV and Covid-19
News

Meet man who began his career with Tata company, now set to lead Rs 53499 crore firm as…
Technology

Belkin’s new Creator Bundle at CES 2025 is a DIY kit for fledgling TikTokers
Technology

Govee’s new desktop display is reserved for pixel art

Categories

Bollywood
Business / Finance
COVID-19
Economy
Entertainment
Hollywood
Indian
National
News
Punjab Times Editions
Science
Sponsored
Sports
Technology
Uncategorized
World

More

Our Latest Edition

Punjab Times December 2024 Edition

Like Us On Facebook

Facebook Pagelike Widget

About Punjab Times

'Punjab Times' was first published on 29th June 2001 receiving an invaluable response from the readers and advertisers...
More about Punjab Times

Distribution

Being the first Punjabi Indian Newspaper to be published from Sydney, Australia, 'Punjab Times' is distributed free of cost providing an advantage to advertisers as it has a Wide Distribution Network across Sydney and New South Wales, along with selected outlets across other states in Australia as well as a online and social following from around the world.

Get in touch

Mobile: +61 431 377 716
Email: info@punjabtimes.com.au

Online contact form

Punjab Times © 2025. All Rights Reserved.