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This Device Lets Paralyzed People Control Computers With Just Their Thoughts
Developers are calling it “brain bluetooth” and it could be a game-changer for people who have lost control of their body.
Watching TV While Scrolling Through Instagram? Such Multitasking Could Lead To Memory Failure
Researchers studied brain activity and pupil dilation to find out how 'media multitasking' leads to being unable to recall events.
Woman, 25, Discovers ‘Migraines’ Caused by Tapeworm Larvae in her Brain
It's the first case of someone contracting the parasite from within Australia.
Latest Research on Brain Structures Reveals How Birds Are Actually Intelligent and Even Self-Aware
So if you’re called a 'bird brain', take it as a compliment.
Researchers Now Know Just How Many Thoughts You Have in a Day
The discovery of "thought worms" can also help detect when one thought ends and another begins.
COVID-19 Could Lead to Brain Damage, Scientists Warn
Researchers have found 43 cases where coronavirus patients suffered strokes, nerve damage and other brain injuries.
Loneliness Rewires How the Human Brain Perceives Relationships
MRI scans of lonely people reveal how their brain might value their best friends, acquaintances and celebrities all the same.
Five Questions About... This Brain in a Jar That Was Stopped at the Border
What’s in the jar? WHAT’S IN THE JAAAAAAARRRRRR???
This Shimmering Black Rock Is a 2,000-Year-Old Exploded Brain
Scientists just discovered that the rock is really the brain of a Roman cult member that was shocked solid by high heat.
Scientists Probe the Mysteries of a Well-Preserved 2,500-Year-Old Human Brain
A team examined tissues from the unusually intact Heslington Brain, which belonged to a man who was killed in Iron Age England.
How Long Is Right Now?
As long as it took you to read that headline. Or shorter. Or it might not exist at all.
Some Nootropics Contain a Substance Not Aapproved by the FDA
The “brain-boosting” supplements, like most supplements, are largely unregulated.