Scientists Discover Brain Circuit Linked to Food Impulsivity-And It Could Lead to New Treatments for Overeating
Researchers found that activating a specific neural pathway in the brain can amplify or reduce impulsive eating, regardless of the foods.
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Researchers Discover Brain's 'Off Switch' for Epilepsy-And It Could Revolutionize Drug-Free Treatment
For the first time, scientists have confirmed the location and function of a group of neural cells which can completely cut off all forms of seizures.
Have You Found Meaning in Life? Scientific Study Says the Answer Could Determine Health and Longevity
Researchers are finally attempting to figure out the measurable physical and emotional impacts of philosophical questions such as "What is my purpose?"
Discovery of Brain Circuit That Controls Compulsive Drinking Offers Hope for Alcoholism Cure
Additionally, the scientists were able to manipulate compulsive drinking habits simply by using light to control the brain circuit.
How Meditation Can Help You Make Fewer Mistakes, According to Largest Study of Its Kind
The study was conducted on participants who had never meditated before—and they immediately began to show signs of neural change after the session.
How to Be Happier During COVID: Decades of Science Shows That Gratitude, Love, and Connection Can Save Your Life
If you need some help to be happier during these trying times, these studies show various ways that loving from a distance can help.
For First Time in History, AI Learns to Translate Silent Human Brain Activity into Text for Locked-In Syndrome Patients
In a landmark technological achievement, scientist has developed an AI system that can translate the thoughts of paralyzed patients into words.
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.
New Study Proves That People Can Train Themselves to Be More Focused By Manipulating a Brain Wave
This is the first time that this cause-and-effect relationship has been seen, and it suggests that we may be eventually able to improve our attention spans.
New Research Says That Short Bursts of Exercise Could Make You Smarter
This intriguing new piece of research suggests that small spurts of movement and exercise could greatly improve our brain function.
New Study Shows That Spending Just Ten Minutes With Cats or Dogs Can 'Significantly' Reduce Stress
This is the first time that researchers examined these stress-relief symptoms for students in a college setting rather than in a laboratory.
'Remarkable' Blood Flow Discovery Could Pave the Way to New Treatments for Dementia and Migraines
For the first time ever, scientists have proven that the brain can manage its own blood flow-and they have identified the sensors that do it.
Magnetic Brain Treatment Found to Relieve Depression in 90% of Participants With No Negative Side Effects
Not only did the patients experience high rates of remission, their cognitive function also showed marked improvement as well.
Inventor Makes 'Music Memory Box' So Dementia Patients Can Reconnect With Their Loved Ones
These personalized music boxes are a way for dementia patients to "create new memories with their families by taking a walk down memory lane."
The 7 Mental Health Benefits of Running That You May Not Know About
If you have never picked up a pair of running shoes, here are seven reasons why you should start today (and none of them are about having a better body.)
New Study Builds on Correlation Between Tea Consumption, Healthier Brains, and Reduced Risk of Dementia
Whether you drink green or black tea, this new study further builds on a growing body of research which says that a cup of tea a day can keep dementia away.
Musical Training Gives the Brain a Crucial Advantage-Especially at an Early Age, Says New Study
Researchers looking for unique neurological properties in those with perfect pitch found all musical training aids in brain development.
Using your Brain Rather than Google Maps: Alzheimer's Research on London Cabbies is Eye Opening
Knowing 20,000 streets by heart, a London cab driver's hippocampus is bigger than yours: now they're being studied for Alzheimer's Research.
Good Morals in Stories Play a Positive Role in Shifting Values of Teens, Study Finds
An important lesson in the moral education of children could be as close as the book in their hands, according to Uni of Buffalo scientists.
Why Do Animals Play? Because They Need To Play - Just Like Children Do
Scientists know why animals play. They need to play. Just like children do. Here's the fascinating research on this story.
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