Reason for Mother's Nurturing Behavior Discovered in Forebrain by Neuroscientists

Medicine & Technology Jun 02, 2021

Mothers naturally take care and takes risky efforts to protect their infants. The reason why moms exhibit nurturing behaviors was discovered by neuroscientists.

Links of Muscoskeletal Disorder and Cerebral Palsy Have Less Attention, Patients Need More Physical Therapy

May 31, 2021

A recent study shows that cerebral palsy isn't considered a top priority by medical institutions and healthcare providers.

Elon Musk's Brain Chip Could Create Universal Language in Five to Ten Years

May 28, 2021

Elon Musk stated that the development of Neuralink will allow humans to communicate using a universal language in the near future. But the priority of the brain chip will focus first on solving neurological issues.

Research on Mice Suggests Brain Activity Might Cause Optical Tumor

May 27, 2021

A recent study of neuronal activities shows that excessive neuronal activities might increase the chances of having a brain tumor. Mice, in place of children, are found to have developing tumors in optical neurons.

Zombie Pigs? Scientists Restore Brain Activity in Pigs Four Hours After Death

Apr 18, 2019

Four hours post-mortem, pigs' brains restored by a sophisticated artificial system.

Blood Test Reveals More Accuracy On Parkinson's Disease Diagnosis

Feb 09, 2017

Recent study shows that blood test helps diagnose and treat Parkinson's disease.

Are You Only As Risky As Your Friends?

May 19, 2015

Scientists have found that neurological evidence in the form of brain scans that show birds of a feather do flock together. The team says that neural and social signals in the mind align in terms of how we perceive both safety and risk. This means that trends happen for a reason, and now scientists have a better understanding of why-no matter how awful, embarrassing, or just plain weird the trend is.

New Research Isolates Speech Center in the Human Brain

May 19, 2015

In our quest to understand the complex inner workings of the human brain, researchers at New York University have brought us one step closer. They have pinpointed a region of the brain exclusively devoted to processing speech, which not only provides a better understanding of the cerebral landscape, but settles a long-standing dispute concerning the brain's perception of sound.

New Years' Resolution: Study Shows Imagining Exercise May Make You Stronger

Dec 30, 2014

A new study has shown the link between the body and brain is stronger than initially thought. In the study, people who imagined themselves exercising not only strengthened their brain but also strengthen their muscles and slowed down muscle atrophy.

Memory Restoration Now Possible? Neurologists Find New Secrets to Synapses Storage

Dec 22, 2014

Neurologists have discovered that memory restoration may be a near possibility. In a recent study, researchers from UCLA's department of Integrative Biology and Neurobiology found that memories are not stored in the synapses, as was once believed.