Home Search
neuroscience - search results
If you're not happy with the results, please do another search
Scientists Found Flute Music That Helps to Build the Brains of Premature Babies
An exciting new piece of research from Switzerland found that specially-orchestrated music helps to boost the brain function of prematurely born babies.
If You Worry About Having ADHD, Don’t Despair – Scientists Now Believe Leonardo da Vinci Had It Too
“I hope that Leonardo's legacy can help us to change some of the stigma around ADHD,” said the researcher who led the study.
Always Disorganized? That Might Actually Be A Good Thing
There’s never been a better time to be disorganized.
For those of who you have been criticized for being messy, we have some good news....
New MDMA Study From Johns Hopkins Further Explains Why Ecstasy Can Help Treat PTSD
Since MDMA was granted “breakthrough therapy” status for its ability to treat PTSD, this new study may explain the treatment's neurological success.
FDA Approves First Depression Treatment in Decades: A Nasal Spray Doctors Can Administer for Quick Relief
Though the treatment has received its fair share of wariness, it could provide immediate relief for patients experience treatment-resistant depression.
Scientists Have Found a Way to Translate Brainwaves into Speech ‘With Unprecedented Clarity’
The researchers have called the system a “game-changer” for anyone who has lost their ability to speak, whether from disease or disability.
How to Build Rapport With Everyone by Learning the 3 Types of Body Language
If you want to be a master of persuasion and social prowess, all you have to do is learn to recognize the three different kinds of body language.
How Common People Are Rewiring Their Brains to Do Uncommon Things
This researcher believes that –with a little practice– anybody can step outside the ordinary realm of possibilities to do the most uncommon things.
How to Make Stress Your Friend
The Lesson: Stress. It makes your heart pound, your breathing quicken and your forehead sweat. But while stress has been made into a public health...
Angel Donor Offers to Match 100K to Give Research into Rare Disease a Big Boost
An anonymous guardian angel is giving a huge financial boost to finding a cure for two best friends fighting an incredibly rare disease.
While Trying to Lose Weight, Here’s Why You Should Wear Bunny Slippers
You probably wouldn’t associate bunny slippers with losing weight, but when you’re doing your best to shed a few pounds, maybe you should –...
Brain Scans May Help Doctors Predict Adolescents Drug Use Before it Starts
There's an idea out there of what a drug-addled teen is supposed to look like: impulsive, unconscientious, smart, perhaps - but not the most...
Nutrition Linked to Brain Health – and Intelligence – in Older Adults
A study of older adults links consumption of a pigment found in leafy greens to the preservation of "crystallized intelligence," the ability to use...
This Scientist Created Art Out of Living Brain Neurons (LOOK)
Dana Simmons wanted to show that you can make art out of science – so using a complicated dye system, she colored living neurons like "Marilyn Diptych".
How Negative Headlines Can Impact Your Mental and Emotional Health
Mainstream media can be more harmful to your health than you think, but here's how you can work against the nasty headlines.
Scientists Use Ultrasound to ‘Jump Start’ Coma Patient’s Brain
Since there are no current treatments for vegetative patients, this medicinal breakthrough has researchers excited for future trials.
What Mindfulness Has Taught Me About My Father’s Suicide
My father died 39 years ago, just a few days after my thirteenth birthday. Since he chose to take his own life, Father’s Day...
Scientists Just Deleted HIV in Mice Using Gene-Editing Technique
Scientists at Temple University successfully removed HIV DNA from living animals, another step forward in their effort to develop a cure for the virus...
Moms Should Celebrate Mother’s Day By Putting Their Own Minds First
What's the best gift you could imagine receiving for Mother's Day? Your kids delivering breakfast in bed? Your husband giving you a foot massage...
People Are Hard-Wired To Be Kind And Generous, Says Study
It's an age-old quandary: Are we born naturally wired to help others or born selfish brutes who need civilization to rein in our basest...