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Cardiovascular exercise enhances motor learning across multiple sessions in people with Parkinson's disease: a randomized controlled pilot trial.

Wanner P; Frisch N; Rikus S; Roig M; Steib S

This study looked at people with Parkinson's Disease and how exercise helps them learn new motor skills better. They found that riding a bike after learning a new balance task improved learning over a few weeks. People who were more fit showed the most improvement from the exercise.

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Differential effects of external noise and situational interest on neurophysiological responses during video based learning.

Levy O; Shadi T; Korisky A; Bleichner MG; Zion Golumbic E

Scientists studied how staying interested and background noise affect how our brain and body react when learning from videos. They found that being interested in the topic makes a big difference in our brain's activity, while noise doesn't affect it as much. This shows that liking what you're learning helps your brain pay better attention.

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