
Controlling Cellular Gates Curbs Damage after Strokes

Controlling Cellular Gates Curbs Damage after Strokes

Brain Relies on Stepwise Activation to Make Difficult Decisions

Sex Drive Stays in Gear with Antidepressant Bupropion

Turning Off Depression
Helen Mayberg may have found the switch that lifts depression--and shined a light on the real link between thought and emotion

Weak Nerves May Cause Depression

A Revealing Reflection
Mirror neurons are providing stunning insights into everything from how we learn to walk to how we empathize with others

Mastery of Emotions
Joseph E. LeDoux discovered how fear arises. Now he is showing that the biology of emotions is what gives life meaning

A Pacemaker for Depression

Big Answers from Little People
In infants, Elizabeth Spelke finds fundamental insights into how men and women think

The Quest of Christof Koch
For this mountain-climbing neuroscientist, explaining consciousness is the ultimate extreme sport

Lone Neuron Cut

Zen Gamma

Fact or Phrenology?
The growing controversy over fMRI scans is forcing us to confront whether brain equals mind

Antidepressants: Good Drugs or Good Marketing?
A scandal over hidden data about adolescent suicide lights a dark corner of our drug approval system