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A million years ago, when everything we encountered was shaped solely by forces of nature, something that began as a spark of ...

Researchers have systematically detailed, step by step, how cognitive maps form in the brain's hippocampus -- a region responsible for learning and memory.

Political anxiety has become a dominant theme in our culture. We present some of the prominent features and suggestions about ...

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If a person regularly has difficulty doing certain mental tasks they used to do very easily, it may be a sign that they have ‘mild cognitive impairment ... This isn’t always the case for MCI. Anyone ...

Conditions that can do this include heart failure, epilepsy, lung or kidney disease, and some types of stroke. MCI caused by a stroke can be unpredictable. A person may remain stable for many years or ...