Mozart Effect: Scientists Explain Why This One Song Relaxes Brain Activity of Patients With Epilepsy

Medicine & Technology Sep 17, 2021

One of Mozart's sonata has shown a significant effect on the brain activity of patients with epilepsy and scientists may finally know the underlying mechanism of its therapeutic power.

Lipophilic Statin Given to Dementia Patients Doubles Risk of Developing the Condition

Jun 16, 2021

Patients who have mild cognitive impairment and are taking lipophilic statins more than doubles their risk of developing dementia than the patients who are not given the treatment.

Brain Reboot: How One Can Go Back to Consciousness After Coma, Deep Sleep

Jun 02, 2021

A new study recently showed some understandings about brain reboot or how one can regain consciousness following being in a coma, anesthetized or deep sleep.

Are There 11 or 17 Colors in This Picture? Science Explains Confusing Optical Illusion

Feb 11, 2021

An optical illusion posted on Twitter is making a buzz on the internet these days, confusing many people. Here's what science says about it.

A Single Meal Containing High Saturated Fat Could Cause Your Focus to Dwindle, Study Finds

May 13, 2020

A new study finds that eating just one meal containing high saturated fat could affect your ability to focus. In addition, people with 'leaky guts' also seem to be affected in the same way, regardless of what they eat. Click the link above to learn more.

Mediterranean Diet Helps Patients with Brain and Cognitive Deficiencies; Fish is King, Studies Claim

Apr 14, 2020

Does too much stress alter your cognition? How's your brain doing these days? Researchers claim that strict compliance with the Mediterranian diet helps lessen cognitive deficiencies. They say that eating fish twice a week helps as it slows down cognitive decline. Interested to find out more? Click the link above.

The 'Kids These Days' Effect is Actually Just an Illusion, Study Says

Oct 19, 2019

The perceived decline of the youth across generations is merely an illusion based on several cognitive mechanisms.

#DressGate Continues-What Researchers Are Saying About the Social Media Phenom

May 15, 2015

We know, you thought the whole The Dress thing was over-and you were glad. But rather than being a simple Internet meme on the scale of dancing babies and funny cats, The Dress is helping neuroscientists understand the way that the human brain perceives and thinks. Three research papers discussion cognition and perception in light of The Dress have just been published in Current Biology.