Romance — or whatever you call it when people who’ve had experimental brain procedures start dealing with the ramifications ...

Muscular, gritty, blistering — they’ve all been used often to define Chicago theater. And while they might be cliche, Raven ...

Improving brain function doesn’t have to involve complex routines or costly treatments. By making one simple change— can improve brain health and cognitive function is improving the health of ...

A few others have stated “the reality show curse” as the reason behind their marriages not working. “The show did not affect us in that way at all,” she asserted and continued ...

New MLB The Show 25 details have officially gone live, confirming the release date, cover athletes, platforms, and Game Pass status. Developer San Diego Studio revealed the first details about MLB ...

Policy Innovation Memoranda target critical global problems where new, creative thinking is needed. Abundant reserves of minerals and petroleum often precipitate a resource curse in countries with ...

Decoding-based approaches show great promise in providing new empirical methods for predicting cognitive or perceptual states from brain activity. Specifically, by explicitly taking into account ...

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) leads to increased rates of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. The mechanisms by which trauma can trigger neurodegeneration are increasingly understood. For example, ...

Nuannuerkaew Jaz has never thought of going to India, but now she has to fly to India for her sister Nilapat, who is going to get married to Chaithat, the prince of Muntra Putra the small city in ...

Pain is an example of an important sensory neuron. When you feel pain from a hot pan or a sharp pin, you are sending sensory information via sensory neurons up to the brain. The flow of electrical ...

Kennedy Jr., died in a plane crash in 1999. These personal tragedies have been often referred to as the "Kennedy Curse" according to Marie Claire. Despite the heartbreak, Caroline inherited her ...

How? In humans, the stress response has two axes: the brain and the hormonal system. The brain, running at the speed of thought, is quickest off the mark. The sympathetic nervous system triggers ...