Forecasts of Epilepsy Seizures Could Become a Reality
Making predictions up to several days in advance may help with care
Making predictions up to several days in advance may help with care
A mysterious condition once dismissed as hysteria is challenging the divide between neurology and psychiatry
A pushback has arisen to seasonal clock changes that affect mood, sleep and general well-being
A noninvasive device designed to rewire brain circuits reduced symptoms of tinnitus in a large, exploratory clinical trial
Blood clots and inflammation may underlie many of these complications
The goal is to identify the best means of encouraging individuals to change the way they live. Young people may need more convincing
A mouse study shows immune cells gobbling up the connections between memory-associated neurons
The partial fruit fly “connectome” contains approximately 25,000 neurons and 20 million synapses
An analysis of more than 2,000 languages reveals differences in the way feelings are conceptualized among cultures
A mouse study demonstrates it is possible to separate the substance’s ability to enhance sociability from its addictive potential
Growing evidence from mouse studies suggests that a healthy microbiome might improve poststroke outcomes
A tool that helps to match immediate reward with long-term value motivated people to make better decisions and overcome procrastination
A protein released from bone is involved in triggering the body’s reaction to stress
Brain cells that tick at regular intervals may coordinate neural activity like the conductor of an orchestra
Five-month-olds may use chuckles to identify information about social interactions
The slimy stuff has a surprisingly wide array of beneficial biological functions
A new finding shows that marshaling facts and identifying an opponent’s rhetorical techniques are effective at dampening a skeptic’s message
A new study in mice reveals why consuming a beverage is usually pleasurable but is not always enough to quench thirst
A new study adds to growing evidence that immune system dysfunction and altered gut microbes may contribute to the development of eating disorders
A newly identified circuit connecting the cerebellum to the brain’s reward centers in mice could help scientists understand autism and addiction
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